Under investigation for rape, and after his brand was dropped by a major distributor, the Canadian multimillionaire is leaving his company.

In Haiti’s capital, death is often harder to afford than life. The men who tend to the bodies told their stories to New York Times journalists.

Politician visits to the site of a tragedy require a sensitive touch, showing leadership and compassion without making themselves the centre of attention

They fled their home countries seeking safety. Now, with President Trump in the White House, some are making the dangerous passage to Canada.

Tormented by an incurable disease, John Shields knew that dying openly and without fear could be his legacy, if his doctor, friends and family helped him.

Ontario’s education minister announced a program to test schools’ asymptomatic students and staff in four of the province’s hardest-hit areas, something critics have been demanding for months.

Indigenous work is all the rage in the Canadian art world. But life in the North is as much a struggle as ever.

In a remarkable pair of acrimony-laced tweets, Mr. Trump threatened to escalate his trade war and derided Canada’s prime minister as “very dishonest.”

“We were desperate.” As nursing home employees received the first vaccinations on Monday, memories of the pandemic’s first wave left some overwhelmed with emotion.

There are trials of race where justice never seems to ever come, because the system itself is born from systems steeped in the policies of extermination and assimilation. Mr. Bushby’s is one such...

Les mosaïques de l’artiste qui se fait appeler “Invader” ont intégré le paysage de la ville. On les trouve partout — pour peu qu’on parte à leur recherche.

The editor, Ian Buruma, left after a backlash regarding an essay by a Canadian radio personality who lost his job after sexual misconduct allegations.

Canadian officials began tackling one of the country’s worst refugee resettlement backlogs in 2015 — at the same time world attention was focused on the desperate plight of Syrian refugees.

New reservoirs designed to supply French farms with water in increasingly arid growing seasons have attracted opposition from environmentalists.

Valued at $3.4 million, a Haitian senator’s Montreal villa has become a potent emblem of the growing gap between Haiti’s impoverished citizens and its wealthy political elite.

Haitians who lived abroad for years have been returned to a country in crisis that they barely recognize — often, they say, without a hearing.

The Ottawa protesters are giddy with their sense of collective purpose. But local residents see the demonstration as an unruly, disrespectful and even dangerous occupation.

Indigenous work is all the rage in the Canadian art world. But life in the North is as much a struggle as ever.

“This is more fun than I’ve had in a year.” In June, a long-term-care home resident experienced the joy of the outside world after nearly a year locked indoors because of coronavirus restrictions.

Ahmed Hussen was a 16-year-old Somali refugee with nothing of his own but a change of clothes. Now, 24 years later, he is the country’s immigration czar.

In 1791, enslaved Haitians ousted the French and founded a nation. But France made generations of Haitians pay for their freedom. How much it cost them was a mystery, until now.

Anger is quietly growing against the government’s slow reaction and reluctance to accept foreign aid. But in a country where protest is a risk, perhaps the loudest response is action.

Justin Trudeau’s hair has long been a subject of fascination, ridicule and adulation in Canada. But three months into the coronavirus pandemic, commentary on his mane has become a national sport.

The team behind “The Daily” presents a new podcast that follows Rukmini Callimachi to the front lines of the war against the Islamic State, and that seeks to understand the power and pull of its...

All attention needed to support John Shields’s spirit as it began its journey. A detached witness would distract from that. If I was in the room I had to participate.

What Canada has learned from allowing 1,300 terminally ill people to choose their own death.

Permitted to operate during the pandemic, even during lockdowns, Toronto’s marijuana shops have flourished and changed the character of an iconic neighborhood.

Allan Adam leads a Dene nation that famously fought the Canadian government and oil lobby in its territory.

When a cache of weapons was found in a tiny Canadian village that has become a symbol of the far right, it didn’t take long for new conspiracy theories to start circulating.

Dan Levy suggested in an Instagram post that his fans study Canadian Indigenous history along with him. About 64,000 people signed up.

Supporters cheer and critics jeer as an energetic-looking Rob Ford mingles with Toronto revellers, a day after his official return from a stint in rehab.