What happens if the MMIWG inquiry misses its 2018 deadline?
The MMIWG inquiry will likely miss the November 2018 deadline for its final report, faced with the same challenges as similar investigations
Society
The domestic murders in Renfrew County are not an anomaly
Basil Borutski was found guilty of murdering three of his former partners, but the case stands as a condemnation of an entire system’s failure to protect women
Humans’ capacity for culture is the key to our success, an anthropologist argues
For Robert Boyd, the evolution of our culture is as biological—and critical—as the evolution of our pelvises
A conflicted clinical trial finds treatment for MS is "safe" but "largely ineffective"
A long-awaited study into Paolo Zamboni’s treatment yields disappointment for most sufferers—yet hope of relief for a few
’Unexplained losses’ of opioids on the rise in Canadian hospitals
Morphine, hydromorphone, oxycodone, codeine, and fentanyl all seem to disappear without a known cause from Canadian hospitals
The Grey Cup is haunted by head injuries. It doesn’t have to be.
Opinion: Pro sports leagues like the CFL should adopt new technology and new rules to keep players safe – even after their careers are over
Canada’s most dangerous place, North Battleford, is fighting for its future
The Saskatchewan city dives headlong into the trend of crime prevention through environmental design. Will it change things?
Can white male CEOs bring diversity to corporate Canada?
Frank Vettese, chief executive of Deloitte Canada, on recognizing his own biases and how he can lead a revolution from within
A B.C. pipeline spill would be inevitable. But who would pay?
The only certainty is that the ecosystem hit by a large spill would pay the environmental price
A bloody mess: The story behind paid plasma in Canada
Internal documents show Health Canada working hand-in-glove with a private company to push a donation model the Krever inquiry warned against. Has it failed in its role as regulator?