Society

Opinion: Canadians have a tendency not to be less racist than Americans, but less loud about it, says Melissa J. Gismondi

The Ontario New Democrat MPP and his circle of young Sikh activists are trying to build a national movement and win the NDP leadership

In an agonizing personal and professional decision, Dr. Sandy Buchman opted to help patients with their final wish. He hasn’t looked back.

They’re a colossal waste of paper and space, not to mention annoying. So why won’t retailers give them up?

Meet Ava Dodge, a young tennis player getting a taste of professional courts as a ball crew member for the Rogers Cup. Follow her journey from the tryouts, to racing after balls on the court.

Opinion: Federal science funding continues to be cut, shuttering labs and slowing innovation. And Canadians should be mad.

Scott Feschuk takes up jogging, and lives to tell the tale—just barely

This year marked the 50th anniversary of Toronto’s Caribbean Carnival parade—known as Caribana, locally. Masqueraders, spectators and Premier Kathleen Wynne tell us why the celebration is still necessary after all these years.

Seeking the benefits of Canadian citizenship for their children, more and more parents-to-be from other countries are choosing to have them here