Jean Béliveau: Man for all seasons
Jean Béliveau is remembered not just for his glorious years at the rink but the stellar life he led away from it
Society
Kate’s fashion hits and misses in New York City
The royal swept into New York with a lot of luggage
Newsmaker of the day: Chris Hadfield
Newsmaker, Dec. 9: Canada’s most famous astronaut calls for a permanent lunar base, rather than a move to Mars
How a gamer fight turned into an all-out culture war
GamerGate is already having a chilling effect on people who might be thinking of playing or designing games
Newsmakers of the day: William and Kate in the Big Apple
New York City is in adoration overdrive. And the royals just arrived.
The religiousness of science: Pictures of how we see the universe
A magnificent book presents visualizations of the sky, and the universe beyond, created over 4,000 years
Those old terrorist tendencies
Colby Cosh on what we can learn from the rash of terrorism in the 19th century
Boomers: Do as I say, not as I did
On Jan. 1, smoking will no longer be permitted on restaurant and bar patios in Ontario. Emma Teitel asks: why not ban porn and poutine, instead?
Are boys even meaner than ’mean girls’?
Author of a study on relational aggression, found boys use tactics such as rumours and social exclusion to hurt others more often than their female counterparts
Enough with mama’s Italian meat sauce already
Every cuisine from Chinese to French has transformed itself. Why not Italian?