Society

Professor Judy Illes and Dr. Catherine Anderson asked for a more diverse group of scientists to be considered for the Canadian Science and Engineering Hall of Fame

Despite evidence that it’s time to abandon the no-nit rule requiring kids be sent home, schools have yet to get the message

CEO says simpler, streamlined plans are necessary to win back consumers

New poll finds they’re not nearly as pessimistic as often assumed

The Parsons case is closed and the Dalhousie dentistry scandal is fading—but the disturbing questions they raised have yet to be answered

Science can’t decide if our genes have more or less value than the Baldwin brothers

There is no surefire way to be rid of the scourge of bed bugs; there’s a reason we use the term ‘pest control’ and not ‘pest annihilation’

At a time when we have never been more isolated and in need of a real community, the Church has failed to provide it

Today, few publicly disbelieve women who alleged rape. But our new progressive culture has downsides too, writes Emma Teitel.

What comes next for the native of Vernon, B.C. who got a last-minute invite to participate in the 2015 NCAA three-point shootout—and beat all the men