Society

Lawyer and journalist William Kaplan talks about the cost of ignoring them, why he’s warmed to them and why Donald Trump is a lousy dissenter.

From late-night orchard heists to fears of ’guacapalypse,’ our taste for the pale, green flesh is driving us to insane lengths

It’s not just a question of whether it’s unethical to recline, but also whether airlines should even install reclining seats in the first place

The debate over breast-cancer screening is turning into an academic feud, leaving millions of women in limbo

B.C.’s illicit-drug users are going through 15 million needles a year, and a lot wind up in alleys, parks and playgrounds. We followed the guy who picks them up.

It seems increasingly clear cultural appropriation’s champions aren’t interested in nuance or even free speech—they’re interested in hegemony

The public is fed up with the barbarity of modern air travel, resorting to complaints, legal actions and all-out brawls. Have we seen the end of friendly skies?

The three-wheeled Spyder may never catch on with the young and hip. But its greying ’Ryders’ are a ready-made sales team.

The Noma Mexico pop-up, a transporting food experience in the Yucatan jungle, has a Canadian connection

Despite the headlines, Facebook Live is mostly banal. So what does the social network want with all our boring videos?