Canada

How the Titanic Submersible Is Supposed to Work

By Armani Syed

All 5 People Aboard Titan Sub Believed to Be Dead

By Anna Gordon , Ayesha Javed , Chad de Guzman and Solcyré Burga

Canada Risks Following the Path of the U.S. on Gun Violence

By Anna Dare, Christopher Holcroft, and Najma Ahmed

U.S. Gunmakers Face Challenges From Other Countries

By Alana Semuels
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The ‘Deplorable’ History Behind the Pope’s Apology to Canada’s Indigenous Communities

Pope Francis apologized Monday to Canada's indigenous communities for the church's harmful legacy over residential schools.

By Sanya Mansoor

Canada's Gun Control Bill Is a Response to Surging Crime

“We need only look south of the border to know that if we do not take action, firmly and rapidly, it gets worse and worse and more difficult to counter,” Trudeau said

By Sanya Mansoor

Trudeau’s Use of Emergency Law Causes Confusion, Criticism

Opposition Conservatives accuse Canada's prime minister of using an “unprecedented sledgehammer"

By Brian Platt and Kevin Orland / Bloomberg

Canadian Protesters Defy Emergency Powers With Blockades

The main border posts in Alberta and Manitoba were closed Monday, with commercial traffic to the U.S. blocked

By Jen Skerritt and Robert Tuttle / Bloomberg

Ottawa Declares Emergency Amid ‘Out of Control’ Protests

Ottawa Mayor Jim Watson said that increasingly rowdy demonstrations posed a “serious danger and threat”

By Jen Skerritt / Bloomberg

Canada Pledges More Help for Flooded British Columbia

Canada’s federal government pledged to help flood-hit British Columbia as the province faces more rain

By Robert Tuttle / Bloomberg

She Was Racially Abused by Hospital Staff as She Lay Dying. Now a Canadian Indigenous Woman's Death Is Forcing a Reckoning on Racism

“She spent her final days in agony, surrounded by people who held her in contempt, people who were supposed to protect her”

By Mélissa Godin

Canada’s Failure to Win U.N. Security Council Seat Is a Loss for Trudeau

Trudeau waged a four-year campaign for a U.N. Security Council seat in what he hoped would be a vindication of his foreign policy

By Kait Bolongaro / Bloomberg

Canadian Teen Charged With Terrorism Over 'Incel' Attack

The 17-year-old is the first Canadian ever to be charged with a terror attack on such grounds

By Mélissa Godin

Meghan Markle Makes First Public Appearance Since Announcing Decision to Step Back From Royal Family

The center shared a photo of Markle's visit on Facebook, writing 'look who we had tea with today!'

By Mahita Gajanan

Ontario Sends Out Nuclear Warning 'In Error'

Pickering Mayor Dave Ryan said he was "very troubled"

By Sanya Mansoor

Obama Endorses Trudeau Ahead of Canadian Elections

Former President Barack Obama on Wednesday endorsed Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in his re-election bid. Canada’s polls open Monday and opinion surveys indicate that it will be a tight race and Trudeau’s approval ratings...

By Sanya Mansoor

Ian Bremmer Speaks with Canada's Jason Kenney About Trudeau, China and Polarization

This week’s TIME international cover was of Ian Bremmer’s interview with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau as he faces a tough reelection battle and reels from scandals. Bremmer also spoke to a prominent Canadian Conservative,...

By Ian Bremmer

Justin Trudeau Wants to Keep His Job. First He’ll Have to Confront His Past — and a Changed World

Justin Trudeau has been a liberal icon for years. But are his days numbered?

By Ian Bremmer

Trudeau: There Could Be More Photos

'I didn’t see that from the layers of privilege that I have,' he also said

By Madeleine Carlisle and Anna Purna Kambhampaty

Trudeau Also Admits to Blackface After TIME Report

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau apologized Wednesday night for wearing brownface at a 2001 “Arabian Nights”-themed party—less than two hours after TIME published a previously unreported yearbook photo from the event at the private school...

By Anna Purna Kambhampaty and Madeleine Carlisle
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