In 2003, Perdita Felicien was on top of the world. She had just won her first world championship for hurdling, becoming the first and only Canadian woman to win a gold in track and field. Expectations were high at the 2004 Olympics, and in 2.25 seconds it was over. She tripped on the very first...

Raw, emotionally honest, uplifting — Perdita Felicien’s new memoir shares her family’s rich and often difficult story as they travelled from St. Lucia to Canada, from poverty to the Olympics. At the centre of Perdita’s memoir, My Mother’s Daughter, is her mother, Catherine Felicien Browne,...

As some clamour for in-person work again, others have become quite comfortable in their remote offices. The pandemic has companies debating what the future of work will look like, but no matter the model they choose, focus expert Curt Steinhorst says, the most important thing is to supply the condit...

Chantal Petitclerc and Jeff Adams are two of the most successful wheelchair racers in the world and among the most acclaimed athletes in Canada. The two are also friends and former teammates, and they were both recently profiled on CBC Sports’ program Beyond the Win. Each special gave an overv...