What a recent publication ban reveals about Russell Williams’s wife
A judge rules to protect her name, but reveals new details of the pain she’s endured
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Michael Friscolanti
Senior writer Michael Friscolanti spends a lot of time at crime scenes and courthouses. The author of ’Friendly Fire: The Untold Story of the U.S. Bombing That Killed Four Canadian Soldiers in Afghanistan,’ he has won three CAJ Awards for investigative journalism and four National Magazine Awards.
Tim Hortons: always profitable
A court battle over frozen doughnuts offers a rare glimpse inside the books of Tim Hortons franchises
2011 Blue Jays season preview: The view looks good from the bench
It’s only his first year, but Farrell says his Jays will be a ’contender’
2011 Blue Jays season preview: Stealing the show
Rajai Davis was once a pigeon-toed kid in ankle braces. Now he’s a base-running wizard.
The improbable rise of Alex Anthopoulos
From the archives: How the (former) Toronto Blue Jays’ general manager worked his way up from the mailroom
The fake bomb squad
The evolution of IEDs has far outpaced that of fakes—and that’s a problem for law enforcement
Russell Williams’s double life
EXCLUSIVE: New documents reveal just how seamlessly he could transform from standout officer to serial murderer
‘An immediate threat’
Newly released documents reveal why CSIS placed Hani Al Telbani on Canada’s ‘no-fly list’
No longer reporting for duty
Dismissed by the Canadian Forces, Robert Semrau begins the next stage of life—as a civilian
What’s a life worth?
Canadian military payments for death and destruction in Afghanistan have tripled