The Rose murder and Sex Garage — widely considered to be Montreal’s Stonewall, the 1969 New York City riots that marked a ...

Thirty years after the 1995 referendum, when Quebecers came within a hair’s breadth of voting to leave Canada, those who ...

Each week, Globe and Mail staffers and readers share what they’re reading now, whether it’s a hot new release or an old book they’re discovering for the first time. Tell me about a book you loved and ...

The sniper lying prone, aiming through his riflescope, is a decorated Russian major credited with 100 kills in Ukraine. But ...

In these troubled times, among the few remaining and enduring threads that hold us together are the boundless harmonies of the calypso art form.

Today in Music History for Nov. 10: ...

Graveyards are places of introspection and opportunities to discover the stories of those who rest there. Every year I travel around Canada, and in those travels I take the time to visit the ...

Today in History for Nov. 15: In 1280, German theologian and music theorist Albertus Magnus died. Magnus taught famed philosopher Thomas Aquinas. In 1492, Christopher Columbus noted in his journal the ...

A major breach of the Kansas City, Kansas, Police Department reveals, for the first time, a list of alleged officer ...

Toronto is no stranger to ghost stories. We dive into the lesser-known histories of some of the Six’s most haunted places.

Toronto is no stranger to ghost stories. We dive into the lesser-known histories of some of the Six’s most haunted places.

Do the Montreal Canadiens still need a 2C? What should they trade for him? And more in Friday Habs Mailbag ...