Author: Harry Miller

Edmonton Sun’s Jones explains why a Taylor Hall reunion with the Oilers was always unlikely, despite fan hopes, as he nears NHL free agency.

Norman Powell and Pascal Siakam led a big scoring night as the Raptors cruised past the Cleveland Cavaliers 133-113 at home on Monday night.

Hallmark’s reversal on a same-sex marriage ad shows how fast social media backlash can force brands to change course, and the risks either way.

The Telegram’s editorial examines what a viral assault on a Georgia TV reporter during a live broadcast reveals about conduct in the social media era.

CBC investigates unregulated ride-share services like Amigo Express, where passengers say they’ve been packed into unmarked vans full of strangers.

Indeed data shows U.K. searches for Canadian jobs spiked 111% after Boris Johnson’s election win, far outpacing interest in any other country.

A new political science paper challenges the assumption that extreme candidates pay an electoral price, questioning what counts as electable today.

The Wall Street Journal asked more than 50 business, politics and arts leaders, including Robert Iger, to share their favorite books they read in 2019.

Cineworld’s $2.8-billion bid for Cineplex would create North America’s largest cinema chain, as streaming pressure reshapes Canada’s box-office leader.

Netflix disclosed Canadian subscribers paid nearly $780 million in the first nine months of 2019, fueling debate over the streamer’s domestic tax obligations.