Why it’s OK to play favourites
Stephen Asma argues that liking one kid over another is natural
Society
Paul and Morris Longmire, 1940-2012
Inseparable, they built twin houses and had three kids each. Together, they died on Oct. 27
Canada’s drug problems
Opioid addiction, transparency, clinical trials, post-marketing surveillance, Pharmacare
An insider’s guide to recovery for addicts and their families
William Moyers was plucked from the point of no return because his family never gave up
Chasing Ice: Pictures from ground zero of climate change
Eye-opening documentary presents a time-lapse portrait of shrinking
Heartburn pills that cause heart attacks, antidepressants that lead to suicide
Why does Canada trail U.S. and EU in protecting citizens from dangerous meds?
Is Israel violating Twitter’s Terms of Service? (and other stupid questions)
Voices, otherwise bullish on free speech online, are all for censoring the Israel-Hamas social media flame war
Burger, please, and a glass of Beaujolais
How to survive the restaurant meal’s health horrors: slow down
Will the Pfizer ruling stiffen up Canadian tech patents?
Canada’s Supreme Court ruled that in order to protect an invention, a patent must actually disclose what that invention is
The medical lottery: treatment rates vary wildly from one city to another
A look at the highest and lowest rates of surgery in the country