Life

A Manitoba farmboy who started his own business and recorded an album under the pseudonym Steel Audrey, he developed a successful tech career

Infographic: More trees on your block could improve your health as much as a $20,000 increase in income

From childhood, he had a passion for vehicles. Though he sometimes worked 18-hour days, he also loved to relax by camping and ATVing.

He grew up playing hockey on Hamilton’s streets before becoming a mailman on a route where he knew everyone’s name

The trend of bridesmaid inflation at modern-day wedding parties comes with a unique set of challenges

Author and former Wall Street banker Sonia Faruqi investigated corporate greed and cruel practices on farms

Don’t go to bed angry? 100 per cent horse crap. Scott Feschuk fixes up some crowdsourced advice for a new couple

Forget sheet music. It’s all about exploring rhythm and improvising, if you play in the Nonsense Orchestra at Toronto’s Regent Park School of Music. This is what’s like as a kid to just pick up your instrument and jam during music class.

When it comes to cool jobs, being a member of the Snowbirds, the Canadian Forces’ air-show flight-demonstration team, is at the top of the list. Thanks to this GoPro video, you get to fly in formation with the iconic planes and experience their acrobatics as if you’re right in one of the cockpits.

Injury-prevention expert Mariana Brussoni on anxiety-based caregiving, risk-taking, and why unsupervised play teaches social skills