A month ago, thousands of chanting voices echoed between downtown towers in the core of Canada’s largest city, with people reclaiming the…

MONTREAL—Each year in June the UN marks the International Day in Support of Torture Victims. However, numerous UN member states continue to…

Since the collapse of the last round of World Trade Organization (WTO) negotiations in Cancun, Mexico, in September 2003, Canada and the…

Opposition to a bilateral trade accord between Japan and the Philippines is growing increasingly public throughout the Pacific archipelago and this week…

Street fires no longer burn in Montreal North, but the police shooting that killed 18-year-old Fredy Villanueva remains an open wound for…

PARIS–In the early evening outside of Belleville metro in Paris, a crowd gathers for a demonstration demanding citizenship for France’s hundreds-of-thousands of…

Muslim community leaders decry fallout from increasingly divisive reasonable accommodation dialogue. Islamic identity in Quebec rests at the centre of the current…

A history of popular rebellions is woven into politics in the Philippines, from the 1986 "People Power Revolution" of street protests that…

Violence surrounding the Philippine elections, including multiple assassinations and targeted bombings, has raised concerns internationally. Controversy over the mid-term elections of 2007,…

MANILA–Across the Philippine archipelago, millions of voters cast ballots in the 2007 mid-term elections in May while a wave of political violence…