As hundreds share their stories, investigators work to determine if soldiers are using sexual violence strategically, which could open the door to prosecuting senior-level Russian officials

A report due to be released on Wednesday concluded that war crimes and crimes against humanity were committed in Western Tigray

This story contains disturbing details. Ten women filed a civil class-action lawsuit Thursday accusing Peter Nygard, one of Canada’s wealthiest businessmen and clothing manufacturers, of raping them...

Platform policy document recommends reducing Canada’s foreign aid budget in an effort to fund the party’s promised domestic tax credits and a universal tax cut

MPs say they will push ahead with their Tigray report as urgently as they can, spurred on by witnesses who described mass rapes and starvation

In a letter to the clerk of the national defence committee, opposition members accuse the Liberal government of interfering in the shipbuilding contract at the centre of the case and “smearing the...

The air strikes hit as Ethiopia’s government gave no sign of taking up the Tigray forces’ offer to stop fighting and pursue talks

Officers who illegally conducted surveillence on Shannon Phillips in 2017 abused their power as uniformed officers and have been handed inappropriately light punishments

Harper’s criticism of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s climate-change policy comes as the Liberal government proceeds with a hard cap on oil-and-gas emissions

As investigators struggle to gain access to sites of atrocities in northern Ethiopia, new accounts are emerging of previously undocumented cases of sexual violence, torture and mass detention

Politician likens move to a ‘divorce,’ says she still has reservations about the CPC and discusses what it’s like to be branded a ‘traitor’ by former peers

The contract with WE to administer the student grant program was cancelled and the Ethics Commissioner is investigating whether Trudeau broke ethics laws

New Save the Children report says children in Ethiopia’s Tigray region face risk of physical and sexual violence while seeking shelter as they flee for their lives

Conservative defence critic says PM needs to come clean with Canadians and answer as to why he made this decision, noting that Vance’s salary range increased by about $50,000

Many Afghan judges and prosecutors have been assured by their sponsors that Canada will take them, but like thousands of others stuck in third countries, they must wait for their resettlement...

Historica Canada says the political attack ad has caused confusion, with some traditional donors cancelling their monthly contributions

Trudeau avoided questions from reporters on Friday about whether he will call an inquiry into Vice-Adm. Norman’s case and why his government withheld documents the defence had requested

Extendicare docks CEO on performance, while Sienna Senior Living excludes COVID-19 costs to increase bonuses

Hundreds of women have reported they were subjected to horrific sexual violence by Ethiopian and allied Eritrean soldiers after fighting broke out in the mountainous northern region of Tigray in...

Her job is a weighty one. As the director of public prosecutions, she manages over 1,000 employees and has been thrust into the national spotlight amid the SNC-Lavalin affair

Iranian nationals say they’re enduring painfully long wait times to become permanent residents and citizens in Canada and believe they are being treated unfairly. Iranians who have lived and studied...

‘Insulting’ commentary suggests those in higher education ‘are really not attached to or bound by disciplinary or academic standards, but rather political beliefs and views,’ head of Ontario faculty...

Two Trudeau insiders involved in arts project connected to Kielburger organization before Liberals came to power in 2015

As COVID-19 spreads through Canada and infects hundreds of people, the widow of a 51-year-old Ontario man who died of the illness is urging Canadians to take the virus seriously.

In a motion to be tabled in the House of Commons tomorrow, NDP MP Leah Gazan is asking fellow lawmakers to unanimously deem the institutions’ history as the deliberate, systemic destruction of a...

Party leader has let his American passport lapse and is in process of renouncing citizenship with Washington, campaign director says

The rare bombardment by Eritrean forces comes after two months of relative peace in the Tigray conflict

Refugees in Slovakia got out their mobile devices to show The Globe and Mail which memories of home they’re hanging on to

Checkpoints remain in place to keep demonstrators out, and police say they had made 191 arrests

Taliban insurgents entered Kabul on Sunday, sending a wave of panic over former Canadian embassy staff who have been waiting for Ottawa to arrange their travel

The government brought in temporary immigration measures, but months later, people in Sudan and nearby countries are feeling abandoned

MP Michelle Rempel called Wang's WeChat post "racism plain and simple," says CPC had concerns about her judgment

Researchers have estimated that as many as 500,000 Tigrayans have perished from the war and related causes

During a speech on immigration, Scheer sought to dispel Liberal attempts to portray the Conservatives as anti-immigrant, saying his government would be open to all races and religions and lauded how...

Premier Doug Ford says he’s extremely disappointed in the minister’s decision and wants him to return immediately

Judge reserves bail decision on organizer Tamara Lich, who returns to jail until a court appearance on Tuesday

Shepherd is the 22-year-old graduate student and teaching assistant at Wilfrid Laurier University who ran afoul of her superiors by playing an excerpt from a debate on Steve Paikin’s TVO program, The...

The meeting marks a high-stakes moment for Mr. Trudeau and Mr. Morneau, who has served in his portfolio since 2015

Young Ukrainians who organized bar crawls and parties before the war want to make the cleaning up of Russian shelling a ‘cultural event’ – with the rhythm of music

The average security screening processing time for permanent residency applicants from Iran is 293 days, Marta Morgan, the deputy minister of immigration, told a Commons committee recently.

The majority owner of MindGeek who, despite owning one of the largest porn companies in the world, has maintained an extremely low profile. Until recently, few people knew who he was

Hundreds of Canadians and permanent residents eligible to sponsor their spouse or children for residency have been forced to wait longer as the novel coronavirus shutters visa offices