How Indigenous people in Canada are reclaiming lacrosse
A game played by professionals and athletes at elite universities is making a grassroots comeback among those who invented it
The Vault
The problem with the home-cooked, family dinner ideal
The expectations and guilt surrounding what parents feed their kids have never been higher. Why food divides one family instead of bringing it together.
Why using social media might make you a better parent
Despite worries about distraction and oversharing, experts say good things happen online
How Beverley McLachlin changed the face of the Supreme Court
Her record conveying what the court was all about matters as much as her rulings
In return to tradition, more young women taking husband’s names
When a bride taking her husband’s name is no longer a political act
How a life-changing diagnosis led one goalie to an unexpected NHL job
Jordan Sigalet was himself a force between the posts in his early 20s. Then one morning he awoke with numbness in his foot.
Is war between America and China inevitable?
The rise of the Asian tiger has created a dangerous dynamic, argues renowned U.S. defence expert Graham Allison
Could the walrus return to the Maritimes?
The animals once thrived in the region, prompting some locals to mull over a tricky problem: how to bring them back
Margaret Trudeau’s last job
As Margaret Trudeau retires from her decades-long philanthropy work, grandchildren and long walks beckon
Canada’s first female infantry officer breaks silence on abuse
From 2017: After decades of relative silence, Sandra Perron says, ’I felt guilty for having these secrets all my adult life’