The Murder of Ashley Wadsworth
A B.C. teenager spent years building an online romance with a young Englishman. Months after they met in person, he killed her—and then her family learned of his dark past. Why did no one stop him?
Big Stories
The End of Homeownership
For generations, middle-class Canadians have been sold on the promise of homeownership. The promise was always flawed. Today it’s simply broken.
I placed my first wager when I was 10. I’ve gambled more than $1 million since.
A memoir of addiction, desperation and the dangers of sports betting
Bay du Nord: The $16-billion oil project that could make or break Newfoundland
The province’s next offshore oil megaproject is either a salvation, a betrayal or the future of Canadian oil. It might be all three.
You’re Wrong About Gen Z
Young Canadians like me are fighting for saner, happier, healthier working lives. What we achieve could transform work for everyone.
How fraud artists are exploiting Canada’s international education boom
When a private, fly-by-night college owned by a scandal-plagued Montreal family imploded, so did the dreams of hundreds of international students
My Escape From Iran
I worked at a prosperous medical clinic in Iran. When the protests began, the regime came for me. This is how I escaped.
The Harder They Fall: Inside Canada’s gymnastics abuse scandal
Dave and Elizabeth Brubaker became top Canadian gymnastics coaches by pushing young girls to their limit. Their former
athletes say the tough training was a cover for abuse.
State of Emergency: Inside Canada’s ER Crisis
I’ve been an urgent-care doctor for 39 years, and my department has never been closer to collapse. We’re not alone.
The Uncertain Stardom of Bilal Baig
‘Sort Of’ is one of the most original, exciting shows on TV today, and it might be star and co-creator Bilal Baig’s launchpad to fame. They’re not sure how to feel about that.