Facing a wall of flame and smoke in northern Alberta
Image of the Week: We’re getting better at evacuations, but not at confronting the reason wildfires are bigger and more frequent
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The shot of Kawhi Leonard’s ’Shot’ that will live through the ages
Image of the Week: Wherever the NBA star’s career takes him next, he’ll always be alongside Toronto fans in an agonized crouch—before whooping with unbridled joy
An unintended symbol of urgency in flooded Montreal
Image of the Week: Residents of Ile Bizard, Que. devised a quick, smart solution to overwhelmed sewers. But like most responses to floods across Canada, it was temporary
The Prince Edward Island hug that shocked a nation
Image of the week: In Canada’s smallest province, political leaders are embracing civility. Would it kill their mainland counterparts to do the same?
If Jason Kenney’s truck could run in an Alberta election, it just might win
Image of the Week: Critics mocked the blue Dodge Ram that Kenney used to signal his western bona fides. But he rode it to the last laugh on election night
One woman’s act of defiance captures Sudan’s watershed moment
Image of the Week: A phone pic of protestor Alaa Salah will define the end of Omar al-Bashir’s iron-fisted rule
The day Tim Hortons came to Shanghai
Image of the Week: If you think the line-ups at your hometown Tim’s are bad, wait’ll you see the ones in China
For want of a shoe, the biggest star in college basketball was lost
Image of the Week: Duke star Zion Williamson is injured when his Nike blows out, exposing the smelly insole of his sport’s relationship with shoe companies
Does Juan Guaidó’s reach exceed his grasp?
Image of the week: He’s held up as saviour of economically ravaged Venezuela, but the man most democratic nations recognize as president has yet to put a firm grip on power
The manic force of a train that went off the rails in B.C.
Image of the week: The scene of the CP derailment near Field that killed three crew members was a reminder how calamitously wrong rail transport can go