Trump seems to be looking for a way out of Iran war, but Tehran may not oblige
‘The prevailing view in Tehran is that time is on its side and that a prolonged conflict would impose mounting costs on the U.S. and the global economy,’ one analyst says
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Ontario sells private jet bought for Doug Ford’s use back to Bombardier
The Bombardier Challenger 650 has been sold back to Bombardier for the $28.9 million price originally paid
New British law aimed at creating a ‘smoke-free generation.’ What is Canada doing?
When it takes effect, the law will forbid the sale of tobacco products to anyone born after 2008
Chris Selley: Provinces don’t need the notwithstanding clause to stomp on our Charter rights
Governments at least have to consider Canadians' basic rights when making policy, says the Nova Scotia Supreme Court
Terry Glavin: Trump’s rule-breaking belligerence lowers the bar everywhere
If you act like an unprincipled rule breaker with no scruples about betraying friends, other heads of state will start acting the same way
Canada risks ‘suicide contagion’ if euthanasia is approved for mental illness, psychiatrist warns
'MAID is being offered to veterans, disabled people and people with very treatable illnesses,' Dr. John Maher told a parliamentary committee
Mohamed Fahmy: How the war forced Gulf states to dismantle Iran’s terrorist cells
Security services around the world are on heightened alert for threats from the Islamic Republic's proxies