A continuum of violence: Remembering the massacre at École Polytechnique
Opinion: If gendered violence is to be eradicated, we need to start from ground up and traverse the pathways of its escalation, intervening at every step
Society
Instead of mourning local news, try paying for it
Opinion: The relationship Canadians have with local news suffers from complacency—never has it been so easy to access so much news
The earth’s rotation is slowing, and that points to a big year for earthquakes
The Earth started a period of slow rotation around 2013, and if the research is right, we’re about to experience a greater number of earthquakes over the next few years
Gord Downie championed Indigenous rights. But did he make a difference?
‘Activism is not about embracing a famous person who makes an album about a situation. It’s about facing hard truths that may make you feel uncomfortable’
How climate change is costing you in the vegetable aisle
Oppenheimer CEO John Anderson on Peruvian rains, California snowfall and why hurricanes drive up the cost of trucking
Why would we trust Facebook to safeguard our democracies?
Opinion: Facebook has released its fake-news strategy for Canada’s 2019 election. But its track record suggests what Facebook really needs is regulation
When it comes to parenting, can men really have it all?
We live in a culture where family is seen as an impediment to work, especially for men
Millennials are begrudgingly making way for Generation Z
Their time in the spotlight is over. Please welcome the cutthroat Gen Z.
Technology will make government as we know it obsolete – and that’s a good thing
Opinion: Tech advances should prompt government to radically increase efficiency and effectiveness of programs and services
Who put the sparkle on Markle? Five answers about the royal engagement.
The essentials on a not-so-conventional royal pairing, from Meghan’s divorce to her Can-con wardrobe