Society

The biggest question this season isn’t who wins the Stanley Cup, but whether the game finally deals with revelations of bullying, racism, misogyny and homophobia

A decision in January by the Alberta Court of Appeal could put the onus on universities to cover the costs of facilitating free speech

Two books explore the DNA mutations that made two families highly susceptible to diseases like cancer and schizophrenia

An emergency alert indicating a problem at Pickering’s nuclear plant was a false alarm, but a big wake up call to many in its vicinity. What would happen in the event of a real nuclear mishap?

Colleagues of the award-winning journalist and author remember her immense talent, determination and generosity of spirit

Her writing won awards, shaped opinion and changed the country. Here’s a sample from her 15-year career at Maclean’s.

Michael Coren: There’s no compelling biblical reason why priests have to be celibate. Ordaining married men today would do nothing but good.

’Everything connects,’ her Twitter bio begins, and in Anne’s work, it did. She was the model for what a writer could be.

With an enviable knack for bursting forth in fierce argument and outstanding journalism, Kingston had a brilliant 40-year career as an award-winning reporter, columnist, and author. She died on Wednesday at age 62.

Diaries show the disastrous extent of the ’Anne of Green Gables’ author’s addiction to prescription drugs, as well as parallels to our modern-day opioid crisis