Culture

"Many factors have contributed to this advance, led by the increased labour force participation of women," Statistics Canada said in a brief on the new data.

Toronto real estate entrepreneur Chris Bratty bought a treasure trove of 25,000 photographs from The New York Times archives "for all Canadians to see" and donated them to Ryerson.

They feared being swallowed by ocean, but the 78 residents of Gabarus, N.S., never waved a white flag before the federal government.

They're smashing the patriarchy, one live performance at a time.

The Conservative party said it had no comment.

City officials in Montreal are checking to see if new regulations were violated after a horse tied to a carriage collapsed in the street.

A couple from Conception Bay South, N.L., are the province's newest millionaires after finally drawing the elusive ace of spades.

It was the year of the celebrity iceberg, the phallic iceberg and the lying-dog iceberg.

"In a system that is so heavily skewed toward the masculine, we think a shift toward the feminine—by women and men alike—would be healthy and prudent."

Piers Handling still remembers the taste of the wine — Francis Ford Coppola’s wine, that is.

When Libby Osgood looks into the night sky above Charlottetown, she said she sees it through the lens of God's creation and her own contribution to the engineering of NASA's satellites.

Canada's top soldier expressed solidarity with the LGBTQ community on Sunday, August 27, 2017, by walking in Ottawa's annual Pride parade.

Netflix's newly-released film, Okja, is far from a cry for vegetarianism. But you still won't want to eat bacon after watching it, writes reviewer Katie Kalmusky.

The Elementary Teachers’ Federation of Ontario passed a motion at its annual meeting last week that called on all school districts to rename schools and buildings named after Sir John A. Macdonald.

The White House is in disarray, writes David Suzuki, and now more than ever, we must stand together.