Raf Katigbak

The German photographer on working with Frank Ocean, Brexit, and why he's not surprised by a Trump presidency.

Når man har fået mere end 2000 mennesker til at komme, bliver man vel en slags ekspert på området.

When you've delivered over 2,000 orgasms in three years, you learn a thing or two about getting people off.

VICE Canada visited Andrew Stanley at his remote Northwest Territories outpost to learn about the art of trapping and skinning animals.

Following news of yet another Canadian police officer mistreating an aboriginal woman, we spoke to the vice president of the Native Women's Association of Canada about how to rebuild the fractured relationship between cops and women in the country.

A Hamilton woman filed a Change.org petition in an effort to get her local government to roll back a decade-old rule about not sledding on city slopes.

Alcohol is strictly regulated and widely prohibited in Canada's youngest territory. We went there to explore the issue of prohibition and whether it's healing or adding to the territory's social crises.

Alcohol is strictly regulated and widely prohibited in Canada's youngest territory. We went to Nunavut to explore the issue of prohibition and whether or not it's helping or hurting the territory's social crisis.

Rinelle Harper, a victim of assault herself, appealed to the country at the Assembly of First Nations.

The notorious former Canadian Broadcasting Company host is out on bail and gearing up for what's sure to be a high-profile legal battle.

We spoke to Giller Prize-winning author Sean Michaels about finding English speakers in the backwoods of Russia, driving around Magadan listening to A Tribe Called Quest, and the weird world of theremin enthusiasts.

I talked to a lawyer who said that it probably wouldn't be treated as one in the courts.