Society

Deepfakes, video forgeries that appear to make people say or do things they never did, have the power to influence an election

Humans are easily misled by con men and just as prone to misjudge people who act outside the norm. We really do need to learn to do better, argues the renowned author.

New data from researchers at the Université de Montréal and University of California Santa Barbara shows how concerned Canadians are about climate change before the election

Anne Kingston: We’re so humble and nice it can hurt sometimes, or so we smugly tell ourselves. Case in point: The reaction to Andreescu’s massive U.S. Open win.

Scott Gilmore: It’s been a pretty good ride and the authors of our long-delayed demise will likely be two of the whitest and most mediocre of us all

In her much-anticipated sequel to The Handmaid’s Tale, the renowned author takes her anti-woman dystopia to the age of Trump

As Harry turns 35 and enters his new life as a married man and father, the royal superstar needs to figure out how independent he will be from the rest of the Windsors

The city’s peerless ravine system, worth billions according to estimates, stirs a deep psychological and emotional connection among locals. Invasive species now pose an existential threat.

Before You Go: Janine Longy thanks her sibling Marguerite Marie Jeanne for never letting family dramas destroy their love

Canada made an independent decision to fight the Nazis, one taken with scarcely a voice raised against it in Parliament