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When the Toronto Blue Jays clinched their spot in the World Series this week, the celebrations weren’t just about baseball. They were about belonging. Hanna Tervanotko, associate professor of Religiou...

Political parties are required to create privacy policies for handling voters’ data, but enforcement is up to them, raising concerns about oversight.

Lower, targeted tariffs on Chinese imports would ease financial pressures for Canadian consumers and mitigate Canada’s excessive reliance on the United States.

Jolie Nguyen entered into a pact with the other six researchers who’d spent their summer on an uninhabited island in northern Hudson Bay. Anyone who was up late at the Coats Island field station and c...

The dispute exposes several fault lines in Canada around work, how we value it and how the law impacts workers.

We face a moment of both peril and promise.

“Encyclopédie” was written by a group of intellectuals that included Rousseau, Voltaire and Montesquieu in the 1700s.

CUPE union president Mark Hancock is refusing to obey Ottawa's orders.

Charles Darwin used peacock trains to support his theory of sexual selection, but new research indicates that it’s a bit more complex.

"There’s nowhere else I’d rather be.” Professor Sean Carey has made the Yukon his lab since he was a grad student.

A research team at McMaster University has discovered a new drug class that could lead to breakthrough treatments for fungal infections.

Incoming McMaster head Susan Tighe says record number of women at the top represents ‘important change’

The group of people who follow a gluten-free diet without any medical investigation is now 10 times larger than those with medically proven celiac disease.

In Canada, heat produced by data centres, grocery stores, laundromats, restaurants, sewage systems and hockey arenas could be captured and turned into energy.

When Vancouver's downtown Costco recently posted signs announcing people will need an active membership card to purchase food from the food court, it sparked a fierce debate online about whether non-m...

Public Development Banks provide affordable financing, direct resources where urgently needed and align funding with long-term development strategies.

Mollie Eriksson is a starting goaltender in the country's first women's pro soccer league. She's also working on her PhD.

The federal government is taking steps to add PFAS to the list of toxic substances, a move that would empower the government to create regulations . . .

Researchers at McMaster University used stories to understand how older adults coped with the isolation and uncertainty of the pandemic.

The annual increase in Canada’s obesity rate doubled to an average of just over one per cent coming out of the pandemic, with women and younger adults particularly impacted.

How a quick HIIT workout can burn calories, boost brainpower and help you live longer.

Recovery of activity in urban cities has flatlined despite stricter return-to-work mandates

Families of victims rally around each other and call out government apathy toward the tragedy

If privacy is important anywhere, it is in the context of politics. If it is important at any time, that time is now.

When it comes to the energy transition, focus tends to be on solar, wind or hydroelectricity. But small modular nuclear reactors are showing promise globally.

Ways to stay informed without getting overwhelmed, when constant access to news and real-time information is taking a toll on mental health.

Research from a project about thinking historically for Canada’s future finds curricula must do far more to challenge dominant narratives and value Indigenous worldviews.

By Staff June 16, 2025 BURLINGTON, ON Originally published by Logic,   Mark Carney wants to “build, baby, build” to fix Canada’s housing crisis—but supply alone can’t fix affordability. Decade…

As news of the Ahmedabad crash came in, families of the victims of Flight 182 from 1985 immediately expressed shock, concern, sympathy and memories.

Dr. Mark Loeb is getting a lifetime achievement award for showing how to stop the spread of infections against the backdrop of a measles outbreak

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Why Elon Musk and other tech billionaires have a different perspective

Momentum is building to develop the Ring of Fire, which overlaps with one of the most important carbon storage systems in the world.

Research shows that the effects of ultra-processed foods can accumulate over time, adding to the risk of heart attack, stroke and other serious health issues, even for healthy people.

Scientists at McMaster University have unlocked new possibilities in sustainable material design using mushrooms.

If you’re cruising down Anthony Henday Drive near 111 Avenue, you might notice some extra haze as a peat fire continues to smoulder.

McMaster University researchers have unlocked a new approach to creating sustainable materials by breeding mushrooms with specific genetic traits. Using the split gill mushroom—a species with extraordinary genetic diversity that includes over 23,000 different mating types—scientists demonstrated how natural genetic variations can be harnessed to produce customized biodegradable materials with dramatically different properties. The team bred four mushroom strains from around the world to create 12 new genetic combinations, then processed their fungal networks into films that varied widely in strength, flexibility, and water resistance.

Three-quarters of cases are in unvaccinated children, and this week saw the first fatality: a premature baby

The country's legacy of mining means that toxic metals could be carried along plumes of smoke, endangering people in its path.

A change to a single gene in the bacterium Yersinia pestis has enabled one of the world’s most notorious pathogens to survive for centuries.