Society

With no formal training as a planner, Gabriella Gómez-Mont unleashes the talents and energy of ordinary citizens to tackle the challenges of today’s mass metropolis

Kawhi Leonard returns to Toronto on Dec. 11, just in time for Raptors ’95-Rewind night

Donald Trump’s final innings would be less daunting if the rule of law hadn’t been called out at third base—to the delight of the president’s cheering fans

Anna Mehler Paperny: Hospitals are supposed to be places where you receive care and are kept safe. But that’s not true for everyone.

Unlike good crime fiction, true crime stories are often more lurid, and document shoddy police work

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

The national crime rate has crept up, and some communities have a much bigger problem than others

The northern city is struggling with stabbings, assaults, gun crimes and other offences. It can’t solve the problem on its own.