Society

The program hopes to help Indigenous researchers feel less isolated and address health problems in their communities

Fuelled by #MeToo and rage, women with strong voices are demanding cultural change like never before. Why has progress stalled?

The search for the opioid is as dangerous to the police dog as it is to its human handler. It’s high-risk duty.

The throat singer and author talks about changing attitudes in Canada, communicating without words and why she’s often poking fun at herself

Although nothing was shelled or destroyed, everything changed on the home front

Their stories couldn’t be more different—from a wealthy socialite to a wandering Malaysian sailor. But they all served Canada when called upon.

One Canadian hero, among many, from the conflict

Seven in ten were killed, injured or captured. And yet, they fought on.

Arthur Currie is widely considered one of Canada’s greatest military leaders. But soldiers felt differently.

A rare collection of correspondences between a soldier and his mother offer an intimate look at life at war—and at home