Society

There’s something deeply untrustworthy about a clock that always reads past 11:30 p.m.

We really are wiser after 70, insists leading neurologist Daniel Levitin

Inside an old bank building in Indian Head, Sask., a half-dozen full-time staff spend their days ’basically opening up time capsules’ developing long-expired film

We have updates and answers to key questions, as the first cases in Canada and mass quarantines in China fuel fears of a global outbreak

A group is fighting for a Sunshine Coast forest at risk of being lost

His hard-knocks childhood and high-paying job were fake. But multiple Canadian women say what a prolific romance scammer took from them is very, very real—and they want vengeance.

Michael Coren talks to the theologian and author Charles Fensham about the hatred toward LGBTQ people in conservative Christianity and how to stop it

Kathi Lynn Austin talks to Sarmishta Subramanian about the front line of the illicit weapons trade, where she fraternized with those who run it while gathering evidence to thwart their enterprise

Anne Kingston: Although the tidying diva’s new product line passed her own ‘spark check,’ existential questions remain

A North Vancouver bylaw affects only one property known to harbour pet pigeons—and it’s next door to the councillor who wanted the rule