It seems counterproductive to me that our conventional dating practices revolve around maintaining emotional restraint and preventing perceptions that we’re too available.

No one should be surprised that large numbers of university students cheat on assignments and tests.

As the Olympics came to a close last weekend, I started thinking about what it all meant. Specifically, I thought about the emotions that the games elicit and whether or not they’re significant. Why do people obsess over the Olympics?

In an ideal world, the 18-year-old Duke University student who has chosen to perform in pornography wouldn’t be judged for her personal choices. However, it’s inevitable that judgement will happen, and seen in a wider societal context, her choices do deserve some criticism.

Helping a friend battle a mental illness is easier said than done.

Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne’s Reddit AMA was a failure. It isn’t clear whether arrogance, incompetence or a combination of both produced this result.

Toronto Mayor Rob Ford’s recent comments about the Pride Parade and the rainbow flag border on outright homophobia.

I firmly believe that art should be able to break you.

It’s 2014, and most Canadians are tired of hearing about controversies surrounding Conrad Black.

News organizations shouldn’t report the death of a celebrity without doing the due diligence of ensuring proper sourcing, providing context and allowing sufficient time to pass so that the immediate family of the deceased is informed.

We’ve all seen one of those movies.

The advent of the new dating app Tinder is a mostly positive development.

You are what you eat.

Ontario should scrap its outdated Catholic school system and replace it with a model that provides a subsidy to all religious groups.