Society

After Cpl. Cirillo’s death, Queen Elizabeth II wrote to the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders. Now, she’s met with members of the Hamilton regiment

An alleged bomb plot has security forces on alert

When the Ottawa Senators said the team’s owner was in dire need of a liver transplant, hundreds called in to help.

One word’s meteoric journey from academic jargon to mainstream language to over-used cliché.

The viral craze raised a cool $17 million for ALS Canada. How to spend that money has posed its own challenges.

A doctor in Antarctica and Kuwait before settling in rural Canada, he worked long hours and delivered countless babies

The health effects of BPA remain controversial—and there is no simple way to end the debate

Our (un)scientific analysis of which U.S. team to cheer for now that all the Canadian squads have been eliminated and it’s down to the final four

2015 is already shaping up to be the hottest year on record

Fathers are the unseen victims of the work-life crunch, a growing group argues. And it’s time for everyone to fight back.