Forestry workers call it a log boom: a corral of logs floating on the water, contained by a chained perimeter of the longest trunks. This is how a tree, felled in B.C.’s coastal rainforest, is towed ...

He supported preventing Iran from acquiring a nuclear weapon, yet stopped short of endorsing the war itself or committing ...

In the first year of his leadership, Canada’s prime minister has succeeded on the global stage. He still has plenty to ...

Through the profession’s evolution, the Faculty of Nursing has been leading the way in inspiring nurses through its teaching ...

The area, which sits on the south shore of the St. Lawrence River, northeast of Quebec City, is known for its sprawling ...

Energy efficiency, ethanol and electric vehicles have put downward pressure on oil demand in OECD countries, but in non-OECD ...

I’ve been teaching English at the University of Guelph since the ’90s. Every four years, it’s like an entire generation has turned over. I’m used to feeling like what once worked in the classroom is ...

This article originally appeared in Sportsnet magazine in December 2012. There are 27 seconds left in the fourth quarter of a five-point game at the Charlotte Hoops Challenge when a tall, lanky ...

’This turkey is not controversial,’ said a Long Island innkeeper. He was not referring to the turkey at the White House. The American republic looks toward Thanksgiving and Christmas, its president ...

Olympic flag-bearers Tessa Virtue and Scott Moir talk about putting down their beers, returning to competition, and Canada’s ...

With asylum seekers still traveling north and crossing the border illegally, Krista Hessey explains what happens once they ...