Shannon Proudfoot

’Now the reality and impact and scope of this is starting to settle in,’ says Jenn McManus of the Canadian Red Cross

From food and water to comfort and care, how the Red Cross is responding to the massive wildfire ravaging the Alberta city

Four search-and-rescue helicopters, one transport plane and a handful of personnel are on the ground in Fort McMurray—and more await the call

The best advertisement for the long-form version may have been its demise. Cue an early stampede of responses.

The former MP and premier on a long friendship, his desperate effort to free his friend, and the terrible news at the end of it all

Nino Sekopet, an extraordinary end-of-life counsellor, on the questions he most often faces

A specialist in dysfunctional workplaces on what awaits Duffy when he heads back to the office: ‘Can we all pretend that didn’t happen?’

The author of ’A Good Death’ looks at right-to-die legislation around the world—and how the issue has evolved in Canada

In her tentative bid to lead the party, Kellie Leitch has a high-profile team behind her, even if most Canadians don’t know who she is

Vera Frenkel creates timeless multimedia installations