Society

Mario Batali, Susur Lee and Gordon Ramsay top a new report that ranks celebrity chefs based on the number of "sentient animal deaths" in their cookbooks

Paul Wells: Most governments routinely blow their emissions reduction targets, punting solutions down the road. Why should anyone expect that to change?

How two women transformed their tiny Newfoundland community from a zero-resources town to the best place in the country to raise kids on the spectrum

Opinion: Canada’s refusal to back down on food-labelling regulations is an opportunity to show that public health regulations should not be traded away

When one user suffered a panic attack after a night of online raging, his doctor urged him to cut out political Facebook usage. He did unplug, for a while at least.

Viral photos of politicians and CEOs working with their babies on their laps are meant to inspire. In reality, they’re absurd and unhelpful for real working parents.

Terry Glavin: Science and Indigenous knowledge have combined to challenge old thinking on when humans first arrived in North America

’After I had my first son, I didn’t just feel different; it was like a grenade had been detonated, deep in the command centre of my life’

We’re all guilty of procrastination, but it’s more than bad time management, it has a lot to do with psychology.

The next quantum leap for humanity will be a literal quantum leap. Watch this month’s Perimeter Public Lecture on this big yet tiny topic, live on Apr. 4 at 7pm ET