Researchers at Simon Fraser University surveyed a group of Vancouver high school students and got the results which oppose earlier assumptions about bullies.
People with higher levels of the reproductive hormone testosterone and the stress hormone cortisol are more likely to repeatedly engage in cheating and other unethical behaviour, a new study suggests.
Grandparents are often extremely fond of their grandchildren but a study says that affection from grandparents may lead to childhood obesity.
An alarming number of shootings has officials, politicians and residents alike, pleading for the violence to stop before more lives are lost. While there may not be any easy solutions to ending the current criminal activity, it’s evident that something needs to change before the city feels safe once again.
TORONTO — It appears a majority of working Canadians don't mind handling work-related matters on their own time — except during vacations, according an online survey published Thursday.
Partners who become romantically involved soon after meeting tend to be more similar in physical attractiveness than friends-first couples or partners who get together after knowing each other for a while, says a study.