Researchers say persistent misconceptions about how inflammatory bowel disease affects pregnancy endure despite advances in treatment.

Higher temperatures are contributing to more routine workplace injuries and drawing attention to workplace heat safety.

A recent report from Queen's Institute for Sustainable Finance highlights benefits of disclosing climate-related risks and impacts.

Education experts discuss what remains the same and what has changed in the 2026 kindergarten curriculum.

As concerns about grade inflation grow, evidence suggests rising marks may reflect evolving assessment practices, improved teaching strategies, and fierce competition for post-secondary spaces.

Researchers studying sport and spirituality say the Canadiens’ playoff run reflects a deeper search for meaning, identity, and belonging.

A new international conference on transitioning away from fossil fuels is testing whether smaller coalitions can succeed where broader climate negotiations have stalled.

Better data on trans and non-binary people can help governments and organizations see gaps more clearly and build policies that respond to real needs.

The threatened shutdown of one of the world’s most critical oil chokepoints is disrupting tanker traffic, driving up crude prices and raising concerns about broader economic impacts.

More than a century after Upton Sinclair portrayed life in Chicago’s stockyards, recent child labour investigations in meatpacking underscore the continued relevance of The Jungle.