Society

The war on obesity is going to hospital cafeterias, in a movement that could mean more tofu and no treats for patients and their families

America’s three million immigrant and ethnic Russians are hearing it all, all over again, fearing discrimination and another Cold War

The author of ’Cloud Atlas’ and ’The Bone Clocks’ credits the autistic Higashida with helping him understand his own boy

Physicians can make more doing paperwork than performing this legal, but emotionally demanding, service. For many, it’s just not worth it.

In an era when belief in an opinion is treated as a legitimate form of evidence, real evidence-based medicine is more important than ever

He always looked out for his brothers and sisters. As a fire chief he watched over a much larger family—the town he loved.

We asked 1,500 Canadians their opinion on everything from poutine to Nickelback. The results are in—69 per cent consider Nickelback to be "a national treasure." We caught up with some of their fans to find out why.

The Tories’ failure to engage with the LGBTQ community puts them out of step with Canadians

The Lone Star tick, which can make you allergic to red meat, is getting lots of ink. But a greater threat could be procreating right here in Canada.

One white man acknowledged his ’privilege’ on a Saskatoon billboard. A lot more took it personally.