The joke that went to the Supreme Court

Comedian Mike Ward mocked a disabled boy. Nine years after the boy's family filed a complaint, the case tests the rights of artistic expression versus discrimination.

How Ottawa can fight for the rights of Hong Kong-Canadians

Canada has a duty to stand up for dual citizens being targeted as China works to cleanse Hong Kong of pro-democracy voices

Dear Prime Minister: Time for you to go back to the office

Scott Gilmore: You can't be an effective national leader during a time of crises working from home over Zoom. It's time to get organized, get down to work and get angry.

The Black Conservatives hoping to bring people of colour into the Tory tent

A grassroots group hopes to show Black Canadians the Conservative party can be their party

Will the pandemic force Canada to embrace online eye tests?

An online tool temporarily approved in the U.S. allows people to update their eyeglass prescriptions from home. Now a Canadian company is pushing to offer the service here.

COVID-19 in Canada: How our battle against the second wave is going

The latest numbers from across country showing where the virus is spreading, and how quickly