Society

The ’Arctic chicken nuggets’ have strange boom-and-bust cycles, which led to the story that lemmings commit mass suicide when they become too numerous. That’s false. These scientists may have the real answer.

Every year, more vets retire than graduate, and while creating more spaces in veterinary schools seems an obvious fix, most provincial governments won’t pay

The 3D images are a popular Victorian mirror trick, but researchers at the University of Glasgow are elevating the technology that brought Tupac Shakur to life onstage in 2012

Chart Week 2022: Electric car sales are supercharged, climate change is scorching crop production, and women are underrepresented in Alberta’s energy sector

More than 50 years after Habitat 67 was built, its principles are finding new life around the world

Upcycled edible waste—Transformation Tomato Sauce, anyone?—is here to help clean up the planet

From Bridgerton-inspired weddings to AI-powered spandex, trends in 2022 will reflect both our hankering for escape and our inexorable move into the future

This year saw our journalists cover the pandemic, the future of the Liberal party, class inequality, forgiveness and more

They’re young, they’re women, and they’re focused on sustainability on the farm

A dramatic retelling of a Melnyk family vacation, in collaboration with U.S. federal court documents