Ronald Alan Sept, 1946-2012Heart disease ran in the family; he had survived three heart attacks, and a heart transplant
Heart attacks more severe in the morning, say expertsMorning attacks more likely to damage larger area of tissue
Maclean’s Interview: Bernice PackfordThe 95-year-old on why she wants to kill herself, despite being healthy, and why she thinks a doctor should be allowed to help
An Act of CourageSkating just days after her mother’s death, Joannie Rochette delivered one of the Games’ defining moments
How to act after your heart attackFor night terrors on business trips, call the hotel front desk and don’t flaunt your meds
Charles Albert Hansman 1926-2009He and his wife of six decades, Shirley, were inseparable. Around her, he would really open up.
Russel John Karonia:re Curotte 1958-2009A powerful athlete who was at home in and on the water, he became an avid hunter
Joseph Pierre Adélard Lambert 1939-2009A lifelong Liberal, he only faced two opponents during more than 20 years as a popular town councillor