Jessica Lauren McErlean, 1994-2015
A born climber, she was scaling objects before she could walk. In tough times, she took comfort in friends, family and her ukulele.
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Meagan Campbell
Meagan Campbell is based at the Ottawa bureau, where she writes about politics and the people behind it. In the past, she’s worked with The Atlantic Monthly, The Spectator (U.K.) and CBC Radio. She’ll always be from Charlottetown.
New development goals with ambition—and a bit of sass
Sustainable development goals adopted by the United Nations on Friday eclipse previous development goals in scope and double them in number
Women’s issues take centre stage at Up For Debate event
But what’s a ’women’s issue’ anyway? Four leaders—without Stephen Harper—discuss a range of topics
When it comes to voting, we listen to our friends, not our folks
Sorry, Mom and Dad — the political influence of parents this federal election might be less than you expected.
The people behind Terry Fox’s heritage minute
Jay Huumonen, who played Fox, had no prior acting experience
’I’m a Laytonist’: In the shadow of the late NDP leader
Jack Layton’s old campaign signs are popping back up. His words are being printed on T-shirts. Why the late NDP leader still resonates this election campaign
Photo essay: Capturing the innocent tragedy of child refugees
What photographer Priscilla Hwang learned teaching at a school for Syrian refugees
Anne Michelle White Curtis, 1970-2015
A nurse and mother, she was always helping and on the go. She effortlessly hosted extended-family events and games.
Newsmaker: Tony Turner, the scientist turned ’Harperman’ star
He’s been suspended by Environment Canada. But Turner has a minor hit on his hands with the protest song ’Harperman’
Colouring books for Christmas? Make sure to warm up!
For millions of adults, colouring books bring inner peace—but it can also bring tendonitis, back problems and worse