Society

The Prime Minister has revealed that he uses the alternative healing technique known as ’cupping’, but what exactly is it?

Before transitioning, Jenner considered stipulating in her will that she be buried in female attire, so that she’d finally be herself in death.

If your employer offered to inject a small microchip into your hand to replace all the keys and passcodes you need for work, would you accept?

Most of us don’t bat an eye when parents down a glass or two of wine around their kids. Is using marijuana really so different?

Some Swedish towns are experimenting with a six-hour work day, and France just passed legislation that enshrines the ’right to disconnect’ in the evening and on weekends

Before Canada gets too smug about its openness to science, it’s worth remembering our own history of being on the wrong side of scientific thinking

We can’t even agree on what morality requires, so designing a morality pill is a conceptually impossible task, writes ethicist Daniel Munro

The Supreme Court puts to rest the honour-killing saga that scarred the country and left Muslims feeling besieged

Artificial intelligence is catnip to cheque-wielding politicians. But their investments won’t pay unless we stop hawking patents

Scott Feschuk bids farewell to the world of minor hockey: crazy hockey parents, $300 sticks and a locker-room stench worse than a perspiring sasquatch