
Eight of the most romantic poems to read to your love this Valentine’s Day
For many of us, the run-up to Valentines Day is spent seeking out the least cringe-worthy card in the shop to gift to our significant other, and show them how we really feel. But, unfortunately, Hallmark rhymes rarely mine...
Living to tell the story: Lawsuit accuses ER doctor of anti-Indigenous racism
On Jan. 15, 2023, Justin Flett arrived at the emergency room at St. Anthonys Hospital, in the Pas, Manitoba. According to Fletts statement of claim, submitted to the Court of Kings Bench of Manitoba in December and as...

What we learned from Trump and Putin’s phone call
Annalena Baerbock, the German foreign minister, spoke for much of the European diplomatic community when she reacted to news of Donald Trumps phone chat with Vladimir Putin: This is the way the Trump administration...

Enzymes are molecular machines that carry out the chemical reactions that sustain all life, an ability that has captured the attention of scientists like me. Consider muscle movement. Your body releases a molecule called...

3 statistical stuff-ups that made everyday items look healthier (or riskier) than they really are
Conducting scientific studies is never easy, and there are often major disasters along the way. A researcher accidentally spills coffee on a keyboard, destroying the data. Or one of the chemicals used in the analysis is...

Hot on the heels of the warmest spring on record, Australia is baking through another scorching summer. Heatwaves around the country contributed to the second-warmest January on record. Hot, dry, windy weather again swept...

X has been used to represent love and kisses for centuries. But how did it start?
1,000 Letters and 15,000 Kisses screamed the headline in an 1898 edition of the English newspaper, the Halifax Evening Courier. Harriet Ann McLean, a 32-year-old laundry maid, was suing Francis Charles Matthews, a green...