Society

The inexhaustible Irish-Canadian botanist enjoys whisky and shamrocks—but trees are her true love

Canada is one of the world’s hottest destinations for travellers who want to see vanishing places before they’re gone. But is the last-chance tourism trend just accelerating their decline?

“I’d racked up credit bills, student loans and a line of credit. How a life on wheels helped me get back on track.”

In only two years, online betting has changed the face of Canadian sports, lit up gambling addiction hotlines and siphoned billions of dollars from fans to industry and governments. It’s just getting started.

A new book chronicles the country’s abandoned prisons, scrappy corner shops and chaotic construction sites

A settlement agency got me my first job in Canada as a meat clerk. Since then, I’ve helped other newcomers in Kelowna get on their feet.

The health-care system is stretched too thin. Some pharmacists are stepping up to fill the gaps.

In Ontario’s hinterlands, a battle is brewing between First Nations, prospectors and the provincial government over a multi-billion-dollar motherlode of metals

Extreme weather is killing Canada’s grapes. A new Saskatchewan-made spray could save the day.

Raising a child through heat waves is tough, but supporting our kids to reshape the future is essential.