Katie Underwood

Upcycled edible waste—Transformation Tomato Sauce, anyone?—is here to help clean up the planet

Canada’s beloved pop star is the emotional defibrillator for this exact moment. And we’ve never needed her more.

Point-of-sale financing companies Afterpay, Splitit and Sezzle have found their moment during the pandemic, as Canadians turn to online shopping for a quick hit of dopamine

Most, if not all, of Mount Allison’s new programs were clearly designed to prepare its grads for the multi-hyphenate-loving job market.

One of McGill’s true strengths seems to lie in diversity: 30 per cent of its base is international, and Montreal’s cosmopolitan offerings—cultural institutions, nightlife, art scenes and restaurants—are legion

SFU considers student wellness to be as important as planetary health. The school has green-lit a support program that aims to counter the long wait times that students endure to see a therapist—and the virtual appointments are pandemic-friendly.

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

The school’s dedication to research and new initiatives helps its influence stretch far beyond its home campus

A commitment to the environment is generating real-world change in tech and sustainability

2018 was a year of closing Canada’s gender wage gap. 2019 will be a year of painful delays.

This trip had everything — strangers bonding, ribald humour, a bottomless well of snacks and even a self-appointed bus mom.

This year, the calendar — famous for featuring barely dressed models — snapped notable women doing things rather than being things