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Study after study show vitamins don’t lower cancer or heart-disease risk. In fact, they may create problems.

The term "aging Sea King" is a decades-old joke in Canada. Dramatic change is needed.

This week: We discuss the dino blockbuster, interview art icon Peaches, and learn why a musical changed the end of a Richler classic

America’s strategy to destroy the radical group in Iraq and Syria has failed spectacularly. There’s a way to turn the tables—but Obama wouldn’t say yes.

From Bud Light Lime Straw-ber-rita to Sleeman Lift, our selfless columnist tries the season’s ‘hot’ beers and tastes the adventure

How Mexico’s version of ’The Onion’ has became one of the most scathing critics of a corrupt ruling class

From 2015: ’Star Wars’ was once lambasted. Now, criticizing it mildly draws vitriol. How did a flawed sci-fi flick become an unassailable cultural force?

Children like Alpha Anawa are stuck in limbo with refugee parents—and a new study shows living in detention centres can harm the mental health of minors

In the last few decades, very little has changed for Canadian women in science, technology, engineering and math

The Liberal leader says he’s surprised anyone would ’make it seem like the Liberal party doesn’t care about the Charter’