Sam Forster

Canada is a particularly ‘permissive environment' for Chinese interference due to institutional weaknesses and political hesitation, report says

Arbour will take office as two separatist movements loom. Experts explain the role of the governor general, including in times of crisis

There is still a market for serious non-fiction, industry experts say. But book authors now have to work harder to find their audience

Read: min In early June, Ottawa unveiled AI for All , a strategy aimed at increasing AI adoption from about 12 per cent of Canadian businesses today to 60 per cent by 2034.

A court ruling, a new law, and a new pathway for families with Canadian ancestry to become Canadian citizens

The prime minister said Canada should open its Iran embassy — a position at odds with Global Affairs Canada and critics' concerns

Despite a difficult year in bilateral relations, the U.S. ambassador says Canadian partnership still has ‘unlimited potential'

Ottawa was right to expand citizenship by descent, sources say. But it should have required a substantial connection to Canada

Civil liberties advocates say Ottawa was more interested in ‘checking a box' than getting its new policing bill right

Trade lawyers, climate law scholars and forest ecologists on what the U.S. can — and can't — do about smoke drifting south