In the third instalment of our five-part feature series, we look at five more players who prospered in Montreal, led by Shea Weber.

The Olympics are inherently about minutiae, the details that differentiate a win from a loss. Canada's penalty kill is among them.

If the world’s best hockey players can adapt to a new piece of equipment, perhaps more of the NHL will follow suit.

In the second instalment of our five-part feature series, we look at five more players who shined in Montreal, led by Mike Cammalleri.

Like you, I’ve spent a lot of time tracking AI’s features and foibles. And somewhat to my surprise, I find that I’ve become something of a fan! Not unconditionally, but a fan nonetheless. At first, I was fascinated by the technology but frustrated that we were spending so much time worrying about its impact on our jobs and lives, rather than figuring out whether it has actual value in a governance context.