Society

Decades after the federal government uprooted a group of Inuit, the Liberals apologized and agreed to a settlement. The Ahiarmiut will forgive—but they can’t forget.

A young woman and her father clash over what it means to fight the powers that be—and correct injustice

Paul Wells: If you want to believe in goofy faux-science theories—from the flat earth to cupping—it’s pretty easy nowadays to find a like-minded friend

He spent four decades fighting cancers but never lost his determination to live life on his own terms.

Opinion: The nutritious diet recommended by Ottawa is out of reach for millions of Canadians. The next, obvious steps are decent living wages and fairer social benefits

The critter emerged one winter from someone’s imagination. We think we know whose.

The inside story of an improbable team of divers, a near-impossible plan and the rescue of 12 boys from a Thai cave

Tabatha Southey: There is no more significant a generational marker in Canada than which Food Guide your mother obligingly taped to the fridge and then largely ignored

Mark Abley writes about a difficult parent, a renowned musician who was unable to teach him how to be a man

Peter Shawn Taylor: There’s plenty of evidence that if we follow this simple advice, we won’t need governments telling us what to eat in the first place