Life

Christmas lights are balm to some, a bother to others—and an increasing source of civic conflict

After centuries of strikes, slights and provincial squabbles, electronic mail spelled his death

New research shows incredible cognitive potential—and vulnerability—during adolescence. For parents, the stakes couldn’t be higher.

The flamboyant Padminis and their drivers are fading away

As social animals, we crave contact with others. For our health and happiness, let’s nurture our friendships throughout 2015

Forget 2014. Scott Feschuk looks back on the year ahead

Though fixated on threats, humans have never been better off, writes Scott Gilmore

A teacher, a coach and a driving force in the Yukon’s hockey scene, he could skate ‘like a cloud moving through the sky’

They’ve always provoked attention, but in 2014 Kim and Kanye stepped into the spotlight

Author of a study on relational aggression, found boys use tactics such as rumours and social exclusion to hurt others more often than their female counterparts