The Haskell Free Library, a beacon of cross-border cooperation, has been caught in the middle of escalating U.S.-Canadian tensions.

I always thought that flying the American flag upside down meant that our country was in deep trouble, such as during the past four years with the invasion of our borders and media disinformation.

Longtime residents often crossed from one side of the border to the other without a second thought. That day, however, would ...

On Friday, Rendón’s mother Dámaris Gonzalez pulled on her puffy vest and boarded a plane from Virginia to Syracuse. Like her ...

This is Canada and people are free to speak their minds." Dennis said the event was meant to be non-partisan. People could also be seen on the American side waving flags and honking ... her family has ...

Consider that Donald Trump is now openly speculating on sending "home grown," U.S.-citizen criminals to the Salvadoran gulag ...

A few months before the 1988 federal election, the editorial board of the Globe and Mail issued a resounding endorsement of ...

Today on "Uncanny Valley," we tell you how you can best protect yourself from surveillance technology at protests.

Visa holders (and travelers from visa-free nationalities ... decision." American citizens who have done nothing wrong might still hesitate to exercise their rights at the border, simply because ...

Ralph White’s book, ‘Getting Out of Saigon,’ chronicling the struggle to escape the Communist Vietnamese takeover, makes for ...

For more than 100 years, people in Stanstead, Quebec have been able to walk into Derby Line, Vermont to enter the border-straddling Haskell Free Library ... who held an American flag in her ...