How’s the revolution going, Canada? No other word can describe the abrupt and systematic dismantling of how government works ...

The fact is that Trump is not the first, nor likely last, American political leader to covet Canada. Former U.S. president ...

Dundas is criticized for his tactical decision to amend a motion in the British Parliament in the 1790s to end slavery, so ...

It is time again to vigorously articulate the value of our institutions and our continued opposition to being incorporated ...

Canada ‘will not hesitate’ to hit U.S. with billions in tariffs — Kelly Geraldine Malone; and NP View: Alberta has never been ...

The terms of the Quebec deal were cautious, legalistic and deliberately different from the revolutionary phrases of the ...

Sir John A. Macdonald’s legacy is woven into Canada’s history, with Kingston as the loom where a lawyer’s ambitious beginnings shaped the nation’s fabric. Jan. 11 marks “Macdonald Day,” a celebration ...

In the months following my parents’ deaths, I decided to buy a flatbed scanner as a partial fix for the drifts of paper they had accumulated after sixty years in the same house – receipts, letters, ...

John, who was 85, served on the state Superior Court and Court of Appeals, ran the state Department of Motor Vehicles and state crime lab before winning his first term in the state House in 2016 ...

Or was it 1974? By Laurie Gwen Shapiro One morning in the mid-1970s, a solemn announcement came over the intercom at Friends Seminary: “Noted person John Lennon is now in the meetinghouse.

Kevin Macdonald’s Venice and Telluride documentary One To One: John & Yoko has found a home in North America, landing at Magnolia Pictures ahead of a Sundance slot in the Spotlight section.

Sir John A. Macdonald celebrated his 70th birthday. The subsequent year would be the most tumultuous of his long premiership, calling upon all his skills and wisdom to keep Confederation together ...