Society

The B.C.-based filmmaker walked, hiked, paddled and snowshoed across Canada in what she calls an ’ecological and reconciliation pilgrimage’

From wind instrument covers to germ-killing robots, necessity was the mother of invention for these pandemic creations

Canada’s beloved pop star is the emotional defibrillator for this exact moment. And we’ve never needed her more.

Royal expert Patricia Treble’s take on the latest Diana flick: The bones for a good film are all there but the end result is underwhelming. Plus, how closely did it follow what really happened?

There is no creature more majestic than a blue whale, and few jobs less pleasant than getting rid of a deceased one that washed up on your public beach

A new term for taking one of our favourite pandemic-inspired pastimes on the road

The technology could hold the key to logistical problems that drive up prices. But will it also entrench the food industry’s biggest players?

This mountain goat proved that in nature, as in human society, the underdog always has a fighting chance

Shannon Proudfoot: We’ve done what we were asked to do, at great cost to our wellbeing and that of our young kids. And still, the pandemic cruelty continues.

After a long wait during the pandemic, the largest destination ski resort in North America is preparing to welcome vaccinated skiers back to the slopes