Some 24,000 Canadians will die this year from medical mistakes. Even the most temperate doctors call this an epidemic. Why these mishaps persist despite, and even because of, medicine’s growing sophistication.

In which the writer discovers the uncomfortable socio-macroeconomics of the cheap beach vacation.

A misunderstood moment, now 200 years old, defines us as Canadians. A citizens’ guide to the War of 1812.

Prophecies of impending doom — based on hard science as well as Scripture — abound. Where does our appetite for retribution come from?

My unlikely role in the Canadian Opera Company production of Richard Strauss’s "Ariadne auf Naxos."

And why the rest of Canada should resist the temptation to cheer

Our game is like no other. Nor is its history.

Thirty years after HIV/AIDS was first identified — after it decimated gay communities across the country — a new generation comes of age in its long shadow.

With Wipeout Canada, we finally have our own garish game show.

Kim Collier and Jonathan Young, the couple behind Vancouver’s Electric Company, find solace on the stage