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A Q&A with Dr. Jeff Blackmer, vice-president of medical professionalism at the Canadian Medical Association, about assisted death’s burden on physicians

Allen Abel reports from Louisville, Ky., the birthplace of Muhammad Ali—the most important athlete of all time.

Who’s behind Paul Martin Canadian, the Istanbul-based clothing chain? Paul Martin, the former prime minister, has been wondering the same thing.

Fiery and passionate, Ali’s activism was born of a visceral reaction to the inequalities he saw in America

Child-care worker, dog-walker, family wallet: the job of being a grandparent is more complicated, and fraught, than it’s ever been

Before Ali, heavyweights were clunky, ponderous lugs. He made boxing look pretty, dancing around the ring.

The quest to understand the human genome, the instructions that rule our form, our function and, more than we would wish, our fate

U.S. corporations and their executives are increasingly open about their social liberalism, and conservatives aren’t happy

A proposed law on assisted death will not allow patients to choose death while they remain able. Should it?