’Love isn’t about expectation.’ An ode to the 2015 Blue Jays
If baseball is like love, Jays fans learned to believe in it again, even if it meant letting ourselves get hurt. A thank-you note to the Toronto Blue Jays
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Tim Flannery on climate change and what Canada can do
An interview with Tim Flannery, best-selling author and former head of the Australia Climate Commission, on carbon, coal, and the U.N. conference in Paris
Anita Josephine Hauck, 1970-2015
As a girl, she dreamed of a career helping others. Through her own dark times, she became an advocate for the homeless.
This Halloween, paint your pumpkin teal
The new Halloween trend isn’t a fashion choice, but a signal to children with allergies that your treats are safe for them
’Potentially catastrophic’ hurricane Patricia bears down on Mexico
Yesterday, it was a tropical storm. Today, it’s breaking records.
Meet the man who became the dean of sports mascot makers
From 2015: How a Quebecer who played Youppi!, the Montreal Canadiens’ mascot, became one of the world’s most renowned mascot makers
What you don’t know about a leading morning-sickness drug
A top researcher has been sworn to secrecy about a medication prescribed to half of pregnant women in the country
Naming names on the virtual bathroom wall
In the post-Cosby era, women are reviving a controversial tactic: naming names
Toronto and KC librarians trash talk each other’s baseball teams
Librarians have created baseball #BookSpinePoetry
Behind dominant pitching, the Blue Jays live another day
Motivated by a raucous Rogers Centre crowd, Marco Estrada pitches a gem—and puts his team on a plane to Kansas City for Game 6