As Canada Transforms, an Anti-Immigrant Fringe Stirs
TORONTO — François Deschamps stepped out of his apartment building in the Limoilou neighborhood of Quebec City recently and stopped when he saw a sticker wrapped around a light pole.
Lech Walesa Denounces Report Labeling Him a Communist Informer
WARSAW — A handwriting analysis has determined that Lech Walesa, the leader of Poland’s anticommunist Solidarity movement and later the president of Poland, was a Communist paid informant in the 1970s, according to a new official report issued on Tuesday.
The Quebec City Mosque Victims: Professor, Butcher, Computer Technician
QUEBEC — From the outside, the Islamic Cultural Center’s building in the Ste.-Foy neighborhood of Quebec City looks more like a medical center than a place of worship.
Murray to miss GB opener
Andy Murray will not pay in Great Britain’s Davis Cup first-round tie against Canada this weekend.
State Dept. Dissent Cable on Trump’s Ban Draws 1,000 Signatures
NAIROBI, Kenya — It started out in Washington. Then it went to Jakarta. Then across Africa. One version even showed up on Facebook. Within hours, a State Department dissent cable, asserting that President Trump’s executive order to temporarily bar citizens from seven Muslim-majority countries would not make the nation safer, traveled like a chain letter…
Tiger: Winning still the goal
Tiger Woods has insisted his lengthy absence from golf has not diminished his winning mentality as he prepares to take on a strong field at the Omega Dubai Desert Classic.