The Journal Pioneer

Fifteen years ago, James Marion Oler took his 15-year-old daughter across the Canada-U.S. border to be married in Utah in a religious ceremony in the tradition of the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. He received a ...

Nova Scotia’s Electoral Boundaries Commission cautiously strayed beyond its mandate and urged provincial politicians to get creative and bridge the province’s urban-rural divide or risk a widening rift. While Halifax — or HRM ...

For three years two decades ago, I used to cycle to the garden at the back of Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Paris, which is where most of the flames burned this week. I was alone on a bench with only a stray cat or two. Often I looked up at the ...

Wayne Wright's cartoon for Wednesday, April 17. ...

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Wayne Wright's cartoon for Tuesday, April 16. ...

Add India to the list of countries furious with Canada over Justin Trudeau’s leadership. How many more countries can Trudeau alienate? The PM was elected on a promise to put Canada back on the world stage. Not that we had left, but in his ...

The Nov. 30, 2015 election that brought the Liberal party to power in Newfoundland and Labrador marked the demise of the last nominally Conservative government in the country. After the election of a Liberal federal government the previous month and ...

To paraphrase the immortal words of my late mother, who always said she was quoting Ogden Nash but in fact wasn’t (she had a gift for malapropism that extended to mal-attribution), “Spring is here, the grass is riz; I wonder where the ...