Will Tesla’s home battery really bring power to the people?Tesla’s Powerwall battery pack could help homes go off-grid. Just don’t toast bread and make coffee at the same time.
Vitamin Determination: An oilman becomes a health care renegadeAllan Markin is one of Alberta’s richest men—and a crusader to get Canadians to take more vitamin D. Misguided eccentric, or visionary?
Are bee hotels the answer to saving a species?’Bee hotels’ have been popping up as a possible aid for bee populations. But there are problems for those checking in.
Robert Bateman returns to the GalapagosFrom 2015: A celebrated painter on going back to the islands that helped launch a very personal mission
He’s fired. Who’s next?From 2015: Sexist buffoonery cost Shawn Simoes his job. But you could lose yours for a lot less. Welcome to the creeping corporate takeover of our private lives.
The Interview: Philip Slayton on mayors behaving badlyFrom 2015: Philip Slayton on bad mayors, good mayors—and why every big-city mayor has no real power and is doomed to fail
Bruce Jenner’s perfectly imperfect transitionFrom 2015: Rather than emerging as a fully formed butterfly, he’s showing the world what happens inside the cocoon.
Could Canada cause multiple sclerosis?The cheeky rebranding of multiple sclerosis in Canada raises the fair question: why are rates so high here?
Adam Trigg on the canoe trip of a lifetimeFrom 2015: Six friends paddle from the Gulf of Mexico to the Arctic Ocean—just for the adventure of it all
The Interview: A history of sex edHistorian Jonathan Zimmerman on why teachers hate sex ed and democracy is terrible for it, and how a history of the subject is like Seinfeld