Society

Fussy eating may be almost entirely learned, and kids would eat everything from Brussels sprouts to broccoli—if we just gave them a chance

Our colleagues asked 1,000 women a bunch of nosy questions about love, sex, work, guilt, money and ambition. Check out this video highlight.

Watch our stream of the Perimeter Public Lecture as TRIUMF’s Paul Schaffer discusses innovations in needed medical isotopes

Running a mile and chugging four beers may not sound like a sport—but it’s attracting major sponsors, celebrity attention and star athletes.

A newly enforced curfew in La Ronge, Sask., aims to stop youth vandalism. But will it work?

See how closely you followed a wild year in Canadian politics by playing our yearly crossword, from our 2015 Newsmakers issue

She was an avid hockey player and animal lover. As often as possible she’d drive home to be close to family on their farm.

How Teskey became Harper, Gregoire acquired a hyphenated add-on, and the strange case of surname morph in Canadian politics

A tart response to a laudatory toast by the PM

Richard Dewey on how ‘the blob’ in the Pacific disrupted weather and offers a terrifying glimpse at the effect of climate change