In the Klondike, a gold rush becomes an old rushFrom 2015: Discoveries of gold and ancient fossils go hand in hand in the Yukon. But the mammoth tusk trade has a dark side.
Derek Ryan Kehler, 1982-2015A Manitoba farmboy who started his own business and recorded an album under the pseudonym Steel Audrey, he developed a successful tech career
A coup De Grasse for Canada’s homegrown sprinterThe Toronto-area sprinter comes through at the Pan Am Games. And he’s just getting started.
Saskatchewan’s HIV epidemicThird World levels of HIV infection rates in one of the world’s wealthiest countries are ’a national disgrace’
Why we should all be tree-huggersInfographic: More trees on your block could improve your health as much as a $20,000 increase in income
Chalk and awe: Why professors are going wild over a cult chalkMathematicians are paying big bucks to stockpile the Hagoromo chalk from Japan, which some have called ’the nectar of the gods’
The science is in. And Insite works.Top researchers gather to learn how Vancouver’s safe injection site has made B.C. a medical world-beater—and a political pariah
The next big revolution in science? It’s in weather forecasting.Space travel and Internet innovation get all the science buzz. But new advances in weather tracking will truly affect us all
After much negativity, Toronto embraces its GamesIf you’re grousing about the Pan Am Games, you’re missing out. The pleasure of these Games is that they know what they are
Newsmaker: Serena Williams beats body-shaming with victoryWhile some take cracks at the tennis icon’s appearance, others, like author J.K. Rowling come to her defence—as Williams lets her racquet do the talking