Catherine McIntyre

Two-thirds of Canadians think we’re as nice as the world says. But is the cliché actually true?

After a record-setting shot by a Canadian sniper in Iraq, we look at the physics and intuition of extreme, long-range shooting

They’ve flooded land, destroyed property and even claimed lives. Now, scientists are calling for a warning system to alert the public.

The Cree playwright, novelist and musician on opening the Luminato festival, cultural appropriation, and why he still considers himself a social worker

Lawyer and journalist William Kaplan talks about the cost of ignoring them, why he’s warmed to them and why Donald Trump is a lousy dissenter.

The debate over breast-cancer screening is turning into an academic feud, leaving millions of women in limbo

The public is fed up with the barbarity of modern air travel, resorting to complaints, legal actions and all-out brawls. Have we seen the end of friendly skies?

Since being tapped to investigate the Trump campaign’s ties to Russia, Robert Mueller has been praised by both parties for his fierce independence

The Greens emerge as the true winners, with a three-seat balance of power and their best-ever showing at the polls

The Canadian adventure-travel firm became one of Canada’s Best Managed Companies by making positive change in the local communities it visits