The problem with catsOutdoor feline populations are exploding across the country and cities are struggling to keep the cats—and cat lovers—at bay
Dr. Sara Seager on unlocking the universe’s mysteriesA renowned Canadian exoplanet expert talks NASA’s big announcement and the allure of finding another Earth
Nerds are literal, and other things we learned from TRAPPIST-1Scott Feschuk on NASA’s newly discovered solar system (and those weird, un-fact-checkable illustrations)
Boxing as a ’living metaphor of the struggle for equality’George Elliott Clarke, Canada’s poet laureate, on the importance of sports in the lives of black Canadians
Live: NASA discovers a solar system—with some planets with Earth-like potential’There are seven Earth-size planets orbiting the nearby TRAPPIST-1 star about 40 light years away’
The history and the wisdom of Hermann Rorschach’s ink blotsRorschach’s famous ink blots have been dismissed as parlour tricks. But they’re still used worldwide, even as they turn 100 years old
Chris Hadfield’s musical mission takes Danny Michel to the ArcticTalk about an icebreaker: The Canadian singer-songwriter joined the spaceman for a remarkable trip on a Russian ship, where he recorded a new album
Why Canada’s digital economy rests in the hands of our girlsFor International Day of Women and Girls In Science, Jennifer Flanagan urges Canada to invest in the STEM talents of our young girls
Hey, parents! Take your baby off social mediaKeeping your child’s face off social media means giving your kids a simple gift: freedom
Ellen Leah Isabel Watters, 1988-2016From the time she could walk, she was scrambling after her siblings. Inexhaustible and tough, she emerged as a rising cycling star.