Society

The Games indulge a kind of naked nationalism, so ... wave the flag, boo the villains, wipe a tear

An autumn trip to British Columbia and the Yukon are in the works

Medically, Kate Granger lived two lives, as doctor and patient. Her #HelloMyNameIs campaign advocated greater compassion on the part of doctors.

Canada’s Food Guide tells us how to eat. A new guide tells us how to move.

The steely resolve of some Chinese citizens who refuse to bow to developers is captivating the nation

He survived POW camps and the bombing of Nagasaki. He remained an optimist who loved people.

His energy is so boundless that his father calls him a ’little ruffian’

Our national addiction to Kentucky bluegrass isn’t just bad for your lawn—it’s awful for the planet and your wallet

What Virginia Woolf might have called ‘a room of one’s own’ takes on a new meaning

We went to the centre of Canada. No human had ever made the trip, but countless bugs were right at home.