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This Alberta photographer captures 'wild skaters' against breathtaking backdrops

These skaters await the perfect confluence of conditions, like surfers seeking the ultimate wave. Paul Zizka's photos lay bare the ethereal magic of skating on Alberta's lakes, surrounded by nature.

Juanita Kwarting, 37 Toronto. (Photograph by Lucy Lu)

Society

Why I'm spending the holidays alone

US President Donald Trump tours an area affected by civil unrest in Kenosha, Wisconsin on September 1, 2020. - Trump said Tuesday on a visit to protest-hit Kenosha, Wisconsin that recent anti-police demonstrations in the city were acts of "domestic terror" committed by violent mobs. "These are not acts of peaceful protest but really domestic terror," Trump said, describing multiple nights of angry demonstrations last week after a white police officer in Kenosha shot a black man in the back at close range. (Mandel Ngan/AFP/Getty Images)

Image of the Week

Trump's 'absurd manipulation of reality' in Kenosha

Identical twins Maigan van der Giessen (right) and Lana Gilday in Edmonton on June 19, 2020 (Photograph by Amber Bracken)

Life

When we're allowed to hug again

Protests across the U.S. began in May and continued into June: a protester in Los Angeles on May 27 (Jason Armond /Los Angeles Times/Getty Images)

Photo

Tear gas, outrage, solidarity: Scenes from the protests against racism across the U.S.

Yves Giroux & Caroline Maynard in conversation with Paul Wells: Maclean's Live Replay

Politics

Yves Giroux & Caroline Maynard in conversation with Paul Wells: Maclean's Live Replay

Still from cellphone video shows Ahmaud Arbery jogging moments before he was shot to death. (Shaun King/Facebook)Still from cellphone video shows Ahmaud Arbery jogging moments before he was murdered. (Shaun King/Facebook)

IMAGE OF THE WEEK

Ahmaud Arbery's alleged killers ran free for months. Then someone leaked a video.

The USNS Comfort medical ship moves up the Hudson River as it arrives on March 30, 2020 in New York as seen from Weehawken, New Jersey. - A military hospital ship arrived in New York Monday as America's coronavirus epicenter prepares to fight the peak of the pandemic that has killed over 2,500 people across the US. The navy's 1,000-bed USNS Comfort entered a Manhattan pier around 10:45 am (1545 GMT). It will treat non-virus-related patients, helping to ease the burden of hospitals overwhelmed by the crisis. (Angela Weiss/AFP/Getty Images)

News

The U.S. Navy gives comfort—in the form of a hospital ship—to an ailing New York City

The coronavirus knows no borders. Just ask Sophie Grégoire Trudeau.

Canada

The coronavirus knows no borders. Just ask Sophie Grégoire Trudeau.

These hyper-realistic baby dolls may unsettle some, but they're a comfort to many

Photo

These hyper-realistic baby dolls may unsettle some, but they're a comfort to many