Society

A new cookbook refuses to dumb down the culinary arts for kids – and it’s being scooped up by parents of grown children

Canada’s most decorated Winter Paralympian discusses losing his vision, racing with a guide—and the crowds in Sochi

A Montreal duo wants to know if you can pick a mate based on scent or sound alone

After living on the streets, she wanted to make something of her life. In grad school, she studied missing Aboriginal women.

Social infertility, baby regret and what it means that shocking numbers of women aren’t having children

And a few from Maclean’s authors too

A video of Stanford Professor Andrei Linde learning about his work on cosmic inflation theory goes viral

Fiercely protective and with a strong independent streak, she dedicated her life to animal rights

No ice? No curlers? A recruitment drive in Canada and in the U.S. is fuelling dreams of Olympic glory

Patients and doctors often think it’s only for the dying. New studies show it may extend life.