Society

Romantic tributes in ink are so risky. The new homage of choice: the divorce tattoo.

Colorado’s Hardrock 100 is already one of the most gruelling races in the world. We talk to Adam Campbell, who finished it–despite an act of God

A sneak peek at this week’s cover: A five-year-old Alberta girl is trapped in the body of an infant. Scientists think she may hold the key to the secrets of aging

Study ’heralds a new era of gene therapy’ says author

He marched to his own drum and was full of ambitious plans. He was obsessive about his beloved Blue Bombers.

From the archives: Minecraft, sold to Microsoft today, isn’t just a game. It’s a community and, for some players, a great living

They’re smarter than Boomers, and way more ambitious than the Millennials

A staggering number of Canadian kids play soccer

In a World Cup of icons and narratives, Germany’s anonymous squad marched to a victory that was remarkably unremarkable

It sounds like hipster parody, but the ThisFish program–which tells you how your fish lived and died–is a sign of the times