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Home design trends: A light touch

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OPINION: Excellence in renovation matters more now than ever before

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Fort McMurray fait preuve de résilience, 10 ans après l’incendie

Un puissant feu de forêt a détruit de nombreuses habitations de cette communauté albertaine en 2016.

Qui sera le prochain maire de Toronto? Début des candidatures ce matin

Le conseiller municipal Brad Bradford sera candidat, alors que la mairesse Olivia Chow ne l'a pas confirmé.

Le SPVM renforce sa sécurité en vue du match du Canadien au Centre Bell

Des milliers de partisans sont à nouveau attendus à l'intérieur et aux alentours du Centre Bell vendredi soir.

FIRST READING: ‘Hate speech’ to critique child gender transitioning, says Nova Scotia minister

First Reading is a Canadian politics newsletter curated by the National Post’s own Tristin Hopper. To get an early version sent directly to your inbox, sign up here. Read More

Cook This: 3 Japanese recipes from Simply Donabe, including miso-simmered ramen

Our cookbook of the week is Simply Donabe by Naoko Takei Moore. Read More

Expanding access to science literacy

Share A University of Waterloo professor is bringing science home with a Bengali outreach program that makes scientific learning more accessible Scientific literacy is more important than ever. In an age where social…

Tiff Macklem « encouragé » par l’orientation économique du gouvernement fédéral

Le gouverneur de la Banque du Canada salue la volonté d'Ottawa de diversifier l’économie.

Grèce : des militants de « la flottille pour Gaza » débarqués en Crète

Des dizaines de militants ont été arrêtés la veille au large de la Crète par les forces israéliennes.

Ahuntsic-Cartierville | Encore des coups de feu sur l’avenue de Bois-de-Boulogne

Pour la deuxième fois cette semaine, dans un scénario pratiquement identique, une résidence et un véhicule ont été les cibles de coups de feu dans la nuit de jeudi à vendredi sur l’avenue de Bois-de-Boulogne, dans…

Renoir’s return: How a Canadian non-profit emancipated looted artwork

A Toronto foundation has helped return a Renoir artwork allegedly looted by the Nazis to the Musée d’Orsay, after a 90-year journey as dramatic as the painting itself. Read More

Le roi Charles quitte Washington

Paiements de soins de santé | Les médecins s’inquiètent pour les réfugiés

Les réfugiés doivent désormais payer de leur poche une partie de leurs médicaments sur ordonnance, des consultations en santé mentale, des soins dentaires, des soins de la vue et du matériel médical — y compris les…

Avi Benlolo: Enough words. Antisemitism is now a national emergency

Words. Words. Words. This week, two Jewish men were stabbed in Golders Green, a Jewish area on the outskirts of London. Former Prime Minister Boris Johnson called it “sickening” and asked, “What is the useless (London…

John Ivison: An ambivalent Trump and emboldened Putin, what could go wrong?

A pessimist could construe Donald Trump’s warning about American troop reductions in Germany as a less brazen modern equivalent to the non-aggression Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact between Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union in…

Adam Zivo: Trans activist Jessica Yaniv crusades against free speech

Transgender activist Jessica Simpson, formerly known as Jessica Yaniv, is now using the British Columbia’s Human Rights Tribunal (BCHRT) to go after critics of gender ideology. Read More

Michael Higgins: She heckled a land acknowledgement. Child services were sent after her

Childcare authorities were called on Lara Yates, a mother-of-four, after she dared to heckle a land acknowledgement at a school in British Columbia, says her lawyer. Read More

Margareta Dovgal: Unsurprising that central banker Carney thinks debt is ‘sovereign wealth’

It's neither sovereign, nor wealth, so it's a mystery why Prime Minister Mark Carney has chosen this frame for his new $25 billion special project, the "Canada Strong Fund." Read More

Jamie Sarkonak: Non-citizens in Canadian Forces struggling to ‘treat women as their peers’

Canada’s experiment in recruiting non-citizens to the military while lowering entrance standards has been wrought with problems, if a January internal report is anything to go by. Read More