The End: Ryan Paul Jimmo, 1981-2016He was a wild child, born on a full moon. He found discipline in karate and became one of Canada’s best martial artists.
Will virtual body swapping reduce racism in America?Researchers use virtual reality to expose white Americans to systemic racism faced by people of colour
William and Kate’s royal tour of CanadaThe bare-bones itinerary has been released. Strap in, there’s a lot of flying.
The unknown hero who saved a miracle twin’s lifeHow the anonymous liver donor who saved one of the Wagner girls became part of their family
The miracle twins and the unknown heroHow the anonymous liver donor who saved one of the Wagner girls became part of their family
Why Canada has so few supervised injection sitesCritics say an onerous application process means waiting years
Care for a whisky-infused toothpick?Milled from birch and aged in exotic flavours, they cost a mere 55 cents. Each.
Hilary Caldwell makes it so with bronze at Rio OlympicsSwimmer from Victoria admits she would have liked gold. Still ... ’It’s crazy, it’s great.’
Cupping: (Not just for Olympians.)Flare editor Maureen Halushak talks with a practitioner of the treatment in the Olympics spotlight
Why parents should give up trying to produce perfect kidsAlison Gopnik on the problems with parenting today—and how to embrace messes