Why the autopsy, a staple of crime TV, is actually on life support
New data show autopsy rates in Canada have declined dramatically since the 1990s. All too often important questions are being left unanswered.
Society
Why we can’t stop looking at that photo of Justin and Sophie
People have dismissed that Vogue photo of Justin Trudeau and Sophie Gregoire-Trudeau, but it telegraphs an extraordinary message
Uber can’t be defeated from the outside—but maybe from within
Cab drivers won’t get government intervention. But perhaps Uber’s potential downfall could come from its own system.
Could an eye exam diagnose Parkinson’s?
An Ontario group is working on a wide-ranging study to see if eyes can really provide ’windows to the brain’
Kate Middleton honours Diana by wearing one of her iconic tiaras
The duchess of Cambridge was already wearing Princess Di’s engagement ring. Now, she’s been spotted with another tribute: wearing a well-known, favoured tiara.
The rise of @norm: Canada’s top tweets of 2015
From #cdnpoli to #comeTOgether, sports and politics tweets dominated 2015.
When drones invade Christmas
Christmas morning could be filled with regulatory concerns and overhead danger
Why does Rudyard Kipling get no respect?
Kids still love Jungle Book; the rest of us quote its author constantly
In a crowded music-streaming kingdom, Google makes its bet
The music-streaming market looks like a Game of Thrones map. And Google Play Music has made its play for the crown. Will it work?
’A Royal Night Out’: An old-fashioned comedy of errors
A madcap adventure about Elizabeth and Margaret sneaking out of Buckingham Palace is a fun throwback to innocent times