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
Andy Rotzetter, 1967-2015From childhood, he had a passion for vehicles. Though he sometimes worked 18-hour days, he also loved to relax by camping and ATVing.
David Gilbert Jones, 1932-2015Taken by B.C.’s beauty, he left the RAF to move to Vernon. He became a realtor with a passion for acting and building.
Remembering Clyde Tombaugh, discoverer of the (dwarf) planet PlutoHe lived in awe at the grandness of the universe, so it’s fitting perhaps that his ashes are now 0.0005 light years away
Paul Joseph Friday, 1957-2015He grew up playing hockey on Hamilton’s streets before becoming a mailman on a route where he knew everyone’s name
Could ecstasy be a potential treatment for PTSD?The first clinical trial in Canada is under way to test whether the party drug could be part of a treatment for those with PTSD
Two is company. Twenty-two is a ... wedding party?The trend of bridesmaid inflation at modern-day wedding parties comes with a unique set of challenges
A better future for farmingAuthor and former Wall Street banker Sonia Faruqi investigated corporate greed and cruel practices on farms