Who does more housework? Here’s the dirt on who does what
As the man of the house I want to do more—I really do. So why haven’t I? Here is what’s really needed to fix the family imbalance
Society
How one woman challenged Canada’s macho rock-climbing world
Jan Redford’s memoir about rock-climbing, family life and feminism is right on time for the age of #MeToo
Was Jesus Christ a feminist?
Some experts contend the Messiah had female teachers, even apostles
Inside the fight to understand the science of male violence
Author Daemon Fairless argues that eliminating violent impulses in boys and men isn’t a simple matter of training
How the Pope became so mighty
A former priest argues that the loss of worldly power has increased the papacy’s spiritual power
How AI is helping to predict and prevent suicides
Artificial intelligence technology is here to stay in suicide screening and intervention, but there are obstacles to address
Facebook still has Canadians hooked, even if they’re mad about Cambridge Analytica
Canadians take a dim view of the platform, a new poll by Angus Reid Institute suggests, but only one in 10 users is ready to suspend or delete it
The risks facing Canada’s drinking water
Opinion: We shouldn’t be framing a discussion about water in isolation of considerations like infrastructure
How a man behind the ’Steve’ discovery used the Northern Lights to cope with life
Notanee Bourassa immersed himself in aurora borealis as a way to escape his troubles. One night, he saw something new and amazing.
Canada’s gun advisory committee is missing Indigenous voices
Critics are asking why a committee helping to craft firearm legislation doesn’t include those disproportionately affected by gun violence