Broadcaster swiftly suspends reporter, issues apology to offended viewers and Jewish community; Quebec Jewish group calls comments 'vile' ...

The OHL leads NHL draft success while the QMJHL continues to fall behind. A 13-year analysis reveals which CHL league ...

A judicial rights group is denouncing the recent appointment of judge Robert Leckey to Quebec Superior Court, filing a motion in the hope the court will declare it illegal and ...

As the Herald’s incomparable Don Braid reported on Friday, there was an extraordinary moment of ecumenical outreach in Alberta last week, as Paul St-Pierre Plamondon, leader of the resurgent Parti ...

Kathryn McRuer-Nicol was studying how Quebec salt marshes might hold answers to understanding and coping with the impacts of ...

Washington correspondent Élisa Serret made the comments while discussing U.S. policy toward the Middle East on the show Sur ...

Music, drama, comedy, local and international, bursts from the seams of Ithaca’s performing troupes. Here is what was known ...

Edo Japan re-enters Quebec with a Montreal Eaton Centre flagship and plans for 150+ new restaurants across the province.

Radio-Canada is apologizing after one of its reporters used antisemitic language during a television broadcast on Monday.

Thank you, Peter Black, for bringing this issue to your readers, and thank you for reminding them that without dedicated and elected school commissioners, New Liverpool Elementary School as well as ...

Quebec risks undermining its future by prioritizing uniformity over inclusion, while Montreal shows that confidence in ...

Excerpt: As the first Francophone coach in Canadian Football League history, Jacques Dussault opened doors for players, ...