Bill Cosby’s #MeToo-era retrial is off to a brutal start in the court of public opinion
While the entertainer mingles with fans, his high-powered legal team is already painting his Canadian accuser as greedy and unreliable
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Why the term ’death midwife’ has actual midwives up in arms
As the taboo around death services wanes, a B.C. case shows how jealously guarded the birthing brand has become
Why we need a pharmacare plan for Canada’s chaotic world of drug prices
Opinion: There are 19 drugs on the Canadian market that cost $50,000 or more per year—a national pharmacare plan could ease the burden
How Indigenous midwives are helping women reclaim childbirth
Indigenous women in remote parts of the country have to travel hundreds of kilometres to give birth. A growing revival of midwifery in communities is changing that
Should we still have Daylight Saving Time?
There are a few Canadian areas that opt out of daylight saving time, should the rest of the country follow suit?
How to inspire young women to careers in STEM: Watch the live-stream
Watch an array of speakers and panelists discuss women in STEM, live at Waterloo’s Perimeter Institute, on Mar. 8 at 9 AM ET
Sexual harassment has long festered on the Hill. Now, female MPs from all parties are saying ‘enough’
From cabinet ministers to volunteers, dozens of women say sexual harassment and violence on Parliament Hill have gone unchecked for too long
2018 Planet Parade: When and where to watch as five planets light up the night sky
Starting March 7 the five brightest planets—Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn—will be present for viewing in Canada
Bill Nye meets another science guy
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Bill Nye can wax lyrical all they want, but when it comes to truly supporting science, Canada has nothing to crow about.
David Saint-Jacques on space exploration and what it takes to become an astronaut
Meet astronaut David Saint-Jacques, the next Canadian to travel to the International Space Station in Nov. 2018.