Greg Mercer

A proposal to build a northern highway connecting a series of remote coastal communities in Labrador to the rest of the country could change the region’s entire way of life

Across Canada, some physicians who studied abroad chafe against provincial policies that are designed to help smaller communities – and threaten steep fines if they prefer to work in larger cities

Quebec ERs were at 125-per-cent capacity on Monday, according to Index Santé, a health-data website

In the midst of civil unrest, the Islamic Republic of Iran blinded hundreds of dissidents. Now, survivors are using their injuries to draw attention to the country’s uprising

In interviews with The Globe both in November and in the past week, Sanjay Kumar Verma said Canada has not shown India anything that ties Hardeep Singh Nijjar’s slaying to his country

British officials investigating airline supervisor at Heathrow Airport accused of exploiting loophole for profit

Law enforcement officials believe the weapon used to shoot Donald Trump, an AR-15-style assault rifle, was purchased by Thomas Matthew Crooks’s father

Former women’s head coach issues first public comments, hopes for ‘turning point for our game’

MPs could vote Wednesday on move to call for former coaches John Herdman and Bev Priestman, and former players to appear at parliamentary committee

Dick Pound found Frank Fowlie, then-Wrestling Canada’s complaints and appeals officer, was harassed by two university coaches and a wrestler’s mother during an attempted investigation