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Beautiful views, solid academics and lots of dogs on campus: Simon Fraser has plenty to offer. But most people go home after class.

Alcohol is seen as a big part of student life, but plenty of students choose not to partake

Alternatives to testing drugs on animals include taking cells from cadavers and biopsies and engineering them through 3D-bioprinting to create tissue for testing

Before You Go: Sheila Morrison, 72, reflects on the years she ignored her younger brother and tells him what he means to her now

Kathi Lynn Austin has targeted, investigated and helped to bring down some of the world’s most dangerous arms dealers—in some cases meeting them face-to-face

Marcus Kolga: Canada cannot afford to be placing its foreign policy in the hands of anyone other than the very best

How can we talk about crime—and where it’s happening—without talking about the conditions that create and sustain it?

Cherry’s antiquated ideas about being Canadian and about the place of violence in hockey made him both off-putting and irrelevant. Hockey could learn from his exit.

The latest episode of The Power of One, a Maclean’s podcast, tells the story of the brilliant tax lawyer who died defending rule of law in Vladimir Putin’s Russia

Erica Ifill: Canadian hockey and Don Cherry walked hand in hand for 40 years without noticing that they lost an entire generation of highly diverse viewers