Millennials

Tastes and habits may vary from person to person, but every cohort has its calling cards

Sharon Bala: "Half a century on, Gen X remains undefined, evading categorization, unwilling even to raise our hands during roll call. Children of the Silent Generation, perhaps it’s fitting that ours is invisible."

Before You Go: Herewith, an affectionate roast of the increasingly obsolete amenity that has warmed our hearts (and hams) for more than a century

Rachel Jansen: "We can either continue to oppose boomer values while upholding the status quo, or we can side with the younger generation and demand a new one."

Corey Mintz: waffle breakfast sandwiches, nitrogen-infused cold brew and a shiny new ’innovation cafe’—what on earth is Tim Hortons doing?

Opinion: As the economy evolves, young Canadian women—raised to believe they can do anything—are facing new challenges

Their time in the spotlight is over. Please welcome the cutthroat Gen Z.

Data-savvy 20-somethings and braying ’birder bros’ are quickly gamifying a pastime once defined by notebooks and Tilley hats

Everything you’ve ever wanted to know about millennials’ thoughts on voting, vaccinations, marijuana and, of course, Drake.

As bachelor’s degrees have become more commonplace, they’ve also decreased in value in the job market