LeBron James’s new (old) home and new legacyThe best basketball player on the planet returns to Cleveland and single-handedly fixes his legacy
The royal week that was: Buff princes and the sporting lifeWilliam explains to his bemused father what being called "buff" means
Where’s a smoke bomb when you need one?Scott Feschuk on how to end a conversation at a party and other adulthood problems
Editorial: It’s time for Canada to increase highway speed limitsB.C. is going to let drivers go 120 km/h on some highways. The rest of Canada needs to get up to speed.
Tennis Canada plays the long gameWith its coaching and financial support of a select few players, the organization has found a way to compete in a dauntingly expensive game
Jay William McGinn, 1985-2014A fearless child, he was the first to try anything. After years living the life of a nomad, he finally found a place to call home.
Brazil vs. Germany: ’This is the World Cup’s Red Wedding’A home team burdened with huge expectations but without their two best players, up against an elite squad. What could go wrong?
Editorial: Save the bees, but not with an all-out pesticide banThe death of the honeybees is a serious matter, but a sweeping pesticide ban may actually make things worse
Q&A: Victoria Coren Mitchell, two-time European Poker Tour winnerMitchell on her old-fashioned game, beating younger math whizzes and why you’re naturally a gambler or you’re not
As she lay dying: A memoirFrom 2014: Of three gifted siblings, one inherited the family bipolar gene. Dan Hill on the loss of a beloved sister.