'If I don't have the moral courage to challenge authority, we don't have journalism.'
Sting gives moving tribute to journalist at Oscars
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A fresh look at stunning, historic 'Book of Negroes' through N.S. online portal
A closer examination of the "Book of Negroes" online reveals a time when black people were — legally speaking — nothing more than property.
Canadian school boards question trips to U.S. as travel ban debate continues
Schools across Canada are grappling with the uncertainty of U.S. travel restrictions and how that affects upcoming student trips across the border.
One principle that unites the Trump-era Republican party: hating its foes
Donald Trump clobbered the press about a dozen times in a speech to a conservative gathering. Later in the day, his staff blocked CNN and The New York Times from attending a briefing.
Wall with Canada? White House spokesman, media share a laugh over question
Cue the chuckles in the White House briefing room.
$9.5 million in penalties in platform blast, Gulf violations
An oil industry services company will pay $9.5 million in penalties for Gulf of Mexico safety violations and for pollution from a 2012 offshore platform fire that killed three workers.
Protesters cleared from Dakota Access oil pipeline camp
Authorities cleared a protest camp where opponents of the Dakota Access oil pipeline had gathered for the better part of a year. Forty-six people were arrested.
As Trump orders bureaucrats to slash regulations, Canada shares lessons learned
"For every one regulation, two are out. So we knock out two," the president said during a meeting with the retail industry this month.
Most oil pipeline opponents leave North Dakota protest camp
Police took about 10 people into custody for failing to heed commands to leave, authorities said.
Chris Hedges on 'the grotesque visage of a collapsed democracy'
Linda Solomon Wood speaks to the journalist and activist about his ideas on the rise of Trump, the collapse of democracy and the need to fight back
PM says expanded border preclearance bill offers greater protection
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is defending proposed legislation to expand border preclearance at Canadian airports and other crossings.
US shutting down Dakota Access oil pipeline protest camp
The Corps has told those who remain in the Oceti Sakowin camp that they needed to leave by 2 p.m. Wednesday. Gov. Doug Burgum listed the same time and date in an emergency evacuation order last week.
US Defence Secretary Mattis: No plan to seize Iraqi oil
U.S. Defence Secretary Jim Mattis said Monday the United States does not intend to seize Iraqi oil, shifting away from an idea proposed by President Donald Trump that has rattled Iraq's leaders.
'Left with no options:' U.S. Somalis not surprised many refugees eyeing Canada
Members of the largest Somali community in the United States say they're not surprised to see a growing number of asylum seekers braving the elements to illicitly enter Canada.
Two Tory MPs call on Ottawa to stop illegal Canada-US border crossings
Michelle Rempel and Tony Clement tweeted on Sunday that illegal crossings are unsafe and place a burden on local law enforcement.