What really happened to Max Pacioretty?
A lab recreation of a hit like the one Pacioretty suffered shows that he might recover faster than Sidney Crosby
Cathy Gulli
Cathy Gulli is a writer at Maclean’s, where she often covers national, health, science and society issues. She joined the magazine in 2005, after reporting on business and news at the National Post.
Facing off over tourism
Nova Scotia’s Minister of Tourism condemned for self-promotion
Reconstructing the head shot that knocked out Max Pacioretty
Scientists replicate the hit—and see how it compares to Sidney Crosby’s
Hit to the head: a similar one to Sidney Crosby’s (reconstruction)
Scientists at the University of Ottawa replicate the speed, angle and location of impact
The damage done by concussions
Sidney Crosby is a case study in what we know, and what we don’t know
Eat, sleep, move
Our annual ’How Healthy Are You?’ survey finds out what happens when Canadians don’t
Fighting back
With the family business in ruins, the Asper brothers are duking it out in new arenas, with different results
Should you be using a salt substitute?
Ironically, some no-salt salts might be a bad idea, health-wise
A touch of class
Newsmakers Good Samaritans
Giving Large
Newsmakers Violet and Allen Large hit the jackpot and gave most of it away