Society

Journalist Paula Todd on online abusers, the joy they get from hurting others—and the rise of adult cyberbullies

Behind his curmudgeonly persona hides an incisive mind and inquisitive nature — so says royal watcher Patricia Treble

She loved the outdoors. At the family cottage, she was the first in the water in the spring and last out in the fall.

The winning entry in the Hilary Weston Writers’ Trust student nonfiction writing contest

We test your trivia skills on everything from media moguls to movie musicals

Philippa Langley did the impossible. She discovered the last English king slain in battle.

His sulky, disdainful behaviour puts a damper on the 70th anniversary

Editorial: The ferocious fighting spirit of the Canadian troops on Juno Beach is only the beginning of what we honour them for

Nicholas and Alexandra’s daughters get a biography worthy of their fate

From the moment he got his first guitar, music was his life, whether performing on a stage or at the kitchen table for his kids