At the Bill Cosby trial, ’Canada’s Mom’ slays ’America’s Dad’
The mother of Cosby’s Canadian accuser depicts the comedian at peak creepiness, while unleashing a wave of maternal fury at him and his lawyers
Society
In return to tradition, more young women taking husband’s names
When a bride taking her husband’s name is no longer a political act
Our seven-year-old son told us he was gay
A child coming out is now likely to be supported, polls show. One mom’s story
Bill Cosby’s Canadian accuser stands tall at his trial
Andrea Constand gave an unflinching account in testimony of being drugged and sexually assaulted by the comedian, saying, ’I wanted it to stop’
Canada supports a ‘values’ test. But not the values of the far right.
While 84% of respondents back screening of new immigrants, the values they actually support seem to lean left
Blood ties: The inspiration behind a potential sepsis breakthrough
Robert Hancock and Olga Peña—who lost her father to sepsis—may have found a way to diagnose the deadliest syndrome you’ve never heard of
The dangers of mail-in genetic testing
The risks from home-based genetic testing kits to privacy as well as people’s health appear far greater than the supposed benefits
Canadians don’t care as much about the family car anymore
Younger generations are choosing to lease instead of buying, and their budgets are smaller. A shiny new automobile just isn’t the middle-class marker it used to be.
Why Canada’s pipeline approval process is such a mess—and how to fix it
Approving major energy projects in Canada is a crazy quilt of overlapping jurisdictions, institutions and policy goals. But a new report suggests a way forward
Why poutine is Canada’s most delicious mess
Canada is a nation divided by its favourite foods. Poutine bridges the gap, and its popularity is rising.