Shanda Deziel
How a life-changing diagnosis led one goalie to an unexpected NHL job
Jordan Sigalet was himself a force between the posts in his early 20s. Then one morning he awoke with numbness in his foot.
How financial literacy programs can do more harm than good
By making it seem as if financial well-being is more a matter of choice than circumstance, these programs reduce sympathy for those living in poverty.
Northern Alberta Institute of Technology offers degree shortcut for tradespeople
NAIT gives tradespeople a chance to add business degrees to their resumés by giving credit for experience
How we judge sexual assault perpetrators—and their victims
Zoe Whittall’s latest novel navigates the minefield of consent, rape and insiders turned to the outside
Dominic Cozzolino gets back into the game
A freak accident dashed Dominic Cozzolino’s first dreams. His refusal to give up has pushed him to the top.
To serve and forecheck
Calgary’s Louise Warren has learned that what works on the ice works on the streets
Maclean’s archives: Prince’s new lease on funk
In 2004, Shanda Deziel interviewed Prince about homecoming, monogamy, love, and his music industry revolution
Chad Brownlee’s hurtin’ music
Injuries forced Chad Brownlee out of the game he loved, and into something else that needs courage and commitment: country music
BONINO! BONINO! BONINO! How a hockey man found his calling
Most NHL broadcasters don’t look like Harnarayan Singh. They haven’t done what he has to get there, either.
How to survive your doctor
Advice from a seasoned M.D. on beating medical arrogance and a flawed system
‘I couldn’t feel my legs’
Dominic Cozzolino had a 50-50 chance of walking again
Israel looks to launch curling team for Pyeongchang Olympics
No ice? No curlers? A recruitment drive in Canada and in the U.S. is fuelling dreams of Olympic glory