Life

To 3,000 Muslims on the island, the province is an example to the world of how to get along

A 1989 note recently went up for auction with a reserve price of $3,000, showing you can’t judge Canada’s unofficial second currency by its face value

Patient activists have never been as vocal. But are they truly being heard?

Anne Kingston: It’s becoming clear that the way we talk about sexual assault diverts attention from the assailants—as if no one’s committing the offence

Anne Kingston: The real lessons in a ranking of best cities for women: that the gender gap persists across Canada—and the solutions are staring us in the face

A couple embroiled in divorce proceedings in Edmonton are arguing over suddenly valuable property: Oilers seats

The loving and smothering continues well into the university years. Students share their funniest and most uncomfortable text conversations with their parents as the school year gets underway.

’Have you seen Little Mosque on the Prairie? It’s the same but in real life.’

Babies born to opioid-dependent mothers are typically whisked away to intensive care units and given morphine. But an innovative program is seeing shocking results with far simpler treatment

There’s a bay in remote Saskatchewan named after Michelle Lang, the only Canadian journalist killed in Afghanistan. This summer, a trio of her friends and family went to find it.