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One and a half million math converts have flocked to Santos’s @onlinekyne account for camp explanations of quadratic equations and square roots Kyne Santos’s introduction to math was highly practical. His late father, a Filipino immigrant who worked as an engineer for Toyota in Cambridge, Ontario, told his young son that excelling in the subject…
At 22 (and six-foot-eight), Diallo is a towering presence at the net, drawing comparisons to another Canadian upstart: Milos Raonic (Photography by Richmond Lam) Gabriel Diallo’s pre-teen party trick was to recount, in near-perfect detail, the marathon match between Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic that capped off the 2012 Australian Open. He still keeps a…
The Inuvialuk artist’s oeuvre—complete with Furbies, soapstone tampons and satirical selfie backgrounds—has garnered plenty of attention, a bit of outrage and even a Sobey Art Award (Photography by Allison Seto) Artists run wild in Kablusiak’s family, on both sides. Their childhood homes in Yellowknife, and later Edmonton, were filled with relatives’ creations, including a painting…
In the lead-up to his record-breaking race in January, Emeny’s upped his training to three hours a day (and added plenty of cold plunges) (Photograph by Vishal Marapon) Connor Emeny was always up for a challenge. Soccer, Ping-Pong, chess club—no game went unplayed. He didn’t catch the long-distance running bug until 2013, during his Grade…
With his new app, Blue Guardian, Emmanuel Akindele is putting social media to good use (Photograph by O’Shane Howard) Kids today spend hours curating photo dumps for Instagram and going live on TikTok while eating cereal. Virtually no element of their lives is left unposted. But how are they doing, really? Emmanuel Akindele was just…
Basketball wasn’t Laeticia Amihere’s original game plan, but she was too good not to become a champion “In 2017, she went viral as the first Canadian woman ever to dunk during gameplay at an Amateur Athletic Union tournament.” (Photograph by Brinson and Banks; Hair and Makeup by Kimberly Acevedo) When Laeticia Amihere was a kid,…
Jin puts a funny spin on what her peers feel—but don’t say (Photograph by Emma McIntyre, hair and makeup by Christina Spina) Some might think Andrea Jin’s trademark sweet-then-dark jokes about, say, China’s one-child policy, veer into too-far territory, but 250,000 TikTok followers can’t be wrong. Mulan, her grandparents—all of it is fodder for the…
“How 16-year-old Naila Moloo is making waves as an environmental innovator” Ottawa teen Naila Moloo is developing a newer, sleeker solar panel and a plant-based plastic When Naila Moloo delivered a TEDx Talk on climate-saving tech last February, the inventions she name-checked were her own. The first was a wee, flexible solar panel; the second,…
“Canadian pop newcomer Jessia is rising to new heights” Her motivational melodies are winning over fans across the country—and some of the industry’s biggest names Jessia’s rise to fame is a classic Cinderella story—with a modern, TikTokky twist. Last year was a particularly rough time for the Vancouver-based vocalist. She’d lost her serving job—and all…
“Is Shaedon Sharpe the NBA’s next Canadian star?” Sharpe became one of the most sought-after prospects and a projected top-10 pick in this week’s NBA draft—without playing a minute of college basketball It took a football injury for Shaedon Sharpe to get serious about basketball. Sharpe, who grew up in London, Ontario, spent years juggling…