Society

How the protest generation of the ’60s left behind division, violence—and Trump and Clinton

Facebook shows that asking if someone prefers dogs or cats might be an important question

What on earth are those circular marks all over Michael Phelps body?

A historical look at Toronto’s most loved (and loathed) buildings

A cardiac anaesthesiologist, he trained 150 doctors. Outside work, he pushed himself by scaling increasingly higher mountains.

How can the gaming industry root out sexism? Changing players’ virtual sex might be a start.

Vast battalions of Chinese labourers were shipped through Canada to work on the front lines of Europe, many of them to their deaths

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.