Canada
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Helmut Oberlander, 92, came to Canada in 1954 and the government, which bans those who took part in war crimes, has revoked his citizenship three times
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Other lives: Tyneside engineer who worked on skyscrapers in Toronto, Canada, in the 1960s
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Bassel Mcleash, 29, had been in Toronto for just a month when he got a chance to thank Justin Trudeau personally for refugee policy
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Canada is often mistaken for a cultural monolith, full of hosers in toques clutching double-doubles. The reality, of course, is quite the reverse – so here’s a tongue-in-cheek guide to the different characters of its cities
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From the endless scandals of Rob Ford to the endless hits of Drake, Stephen Marche reveals the secret of his hometown’s transformation into the 21st century’s great post-industrial city
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The Guardian is focusing on Canada for a special live week, going deep on the issues facing the cities and towns across a far-flung nation. Here’s how you can follow what’s going on – and be part of the story
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In Iqaluit and the other Muslim communities that dot Canada’s Arctic, 20 or more hours of sunlight have forced many to adjust to unique circumstances
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The director, actor and writer on remounting his 1989 show Needles and Opium
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Troops on Saturday dug up what they believe is the body of Robert Hall, who was beheaded by Abu Sayyaf extremists more than two weeks ago
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To mark Canada Day on 1 July we asked readers what it’s really like living in the country, how Canada is perceived from the outside and what improvements could still be made
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Online searches for ‘how do I move to Canada’ are spiking as British and American liberals scramble to avoid the Brexit Trumpocalypse. Here’s how to join the great northern exodus
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With US, UK and Germany, Canada will lead a high-readiness brigade of Nato’s enhanced presence in Europe
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President Barack Obama spoke out against inequality and the politics of division when he addressed Canada’s legislators in Ottawa on Wednesday
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Speaking in Ottawa with the leaders of Canada and Mexico, Barack Obama said that ‘pulling up the drawbridge’ would only be a bad thing
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Barack Obama enjoys an awkward three-way handshake with his fellow North American leaders during a summit in Ottawa
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Most cities are indigenous, insofar as they are built on the lands of dispossessed first peoples. Paul Daley, Guardian Australia’s leading voice on Indigenous history, explores whether a city’s ‘indigeneity’ is just a matter of population – or if culture and equality count just as much
Guardian Canada week 'It's Prozac in city form': Canadians on the issues facing their cities