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Analysis Stakes high for Trudeau as world's last major progressive leader standing: Aaron Wherry: If the next 12 months seem particularly pivotal for Justin Trudeau's leadership of Canada it's because of what happened everywhere else in the year of Brexit and Donald Trump.
Go Public Dentist stops practising after more lawsuits: 'I wish he'd quit 6 months ago,' former patient says: A Surrey, B.C., dentist has "voluntarily withdrawn" from practice, as lawsuits alleging he harmed patients pile up.
Opinion Let's stop pretending Israel is heading toward a two-state solution: Neil Macdonald: The U.S. already arguably funds settlement building, and there would be no more need for weak murmurs of protest every time Israel announces a few thousand more homes on a West Bank hilltop if we all stopped pretending that Israel is heading toward a two-state solution, writes Neil Macdonald.
Analysis 'It's either overt or covert hostility': Why only 2 women made list of 100 highest-paid CEOs: Canada's 100 highest-paid CEOs are members of an elite club who make, on average, 193 times what the average Canadian worker does — and 98 per cent of them are men.
New Nova Scotia RCMP to give update after 4 bodies found in Upper Big Tracadie home: Nova Scotia RCMP are expected to give an update today after four people were found dead in a home in Upper Big Tracadie, N.S., on Tuesday evening.