tradition
Masks, mops and “ugly sticks”—a look at Newfoundland’s tradition of mummering
Photographer Adam Coish grew up mummering in Labrador City. For most Canadians, his shots offer a window into another world.
How I made my university shortlist
A grade 12 student’s five criteria for choosing a school
Deck the halls—again
Why many non-Ukrainians in Western Canada also enjoy celebrating Christmas in January
The gown dilemma
It’s not just Kate Middleton’s big day. It’s her biggest fashion test.
The ring’s cycle
Princess Di chose the stone that her son’s new fiancée wears with pride
A common occurrence
Prince William isn’t unusual in wedding a commoner—royals just don’t marry royals anymore
Learning from past mistakes
Why William and Kate’s royal marriage may actually work out
Date nights
From ‘wobbles’ to wedding plans: William and Kate meet, break up and make up
A man in uniform
William hasn’t got his military duds dirty yet, but they still matter—and will on the big day
The call of the aisle
Will and Kate will likely follow in family footsteps, wherever they choose to tie the knot
A great and important moment for Canada as well
British Prime Minister David Cameron called the engagement between William and Kate “a great day for the country.”
The business of marriage
A lavish royal wedding could boost the British economy—and in an age of austerity, outrage taxpayers