Society

Ambiguity around Canada’s law has reduced the decision in many cases to the personal judgment of doctors—or to patients with no access to palliative care

The feds are even talking about criminal charges in future cases. But are they ready to crack down on drug promotion disguised as ’medical education’?

Kristin Lawless argues that ’Big Food’ has obscured the fundamentals of healthy eating—and that some additives actually help cause obesity

A new bill would ban paying for plasma donations nationwide. It’s a counterproductive idea, not to mention hypocritical

Garish wealth. Scarce rental housing. A government that sees the middle class as stinking rich. No wonder Vancouverites are at each other’s throats.

We’re nearing the finish line to determine if Canada could host the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The only hitch? Trump.

Five years after floods that devastated the southern Alberta community, its downtown is transformed—though not without friction

A journalist argues the new climate has led to people without things like unemployment insurance, retirement savings and a feeling of security

’It was a painful, wrenching shock’: The award-winning author speaks about being shunned by colleagues and fired by the university even though accusations of sexual assault against him were not substantiated

Marc Randolph says innovation is just getting started