Who will be the doctors of death in a time of assisted suicide?
Those requesting medically assisted death should be able to access it in an equitable, respectful and expedient way, says Craig Goldie
Society
In an Edmonton divorce, who gets custody of the Oilers tickets?
A couple embroiled in divorce proceedings in Edmonton are arguing over suddenly valuable property: Oilers seats
’It looked like a spaceship’: What it’s like to be caught in a sandstorm
‘It hurts tremendously. Imagine being sandblasted.’
’Run! It’s coming this way’: What it’s like at the centre of a tornado
‘My husband had to pry her hand away from that table. She never did hear me screaming for her.’
’It came right through the shop’: How to endure a B.C. mudslide
‘An eight-foot wide creek that wasn’t there before was now in my backyard’
’This is like a living thing’: How it feels to escape a wildfire
‘It’s absolutely beautiful and absolutely terrifying at the same time’
’You don’t know what’s under your feet’: How to survive a North Pole storm
‘When it blows that much, the snow can cover open water’
’I felt awe and fear’: New Orleans in the middle of Katrina
‘We would see a piece of someone’s roof fly by. We could see a tree fly by.’
The poetry and wisdom of Joni Mitchell and Gordon Lightfoot
Two new biographies explore the lives of the Canadian music icons