Claudine Richard

Marie-Eve Chainey may have completed her final high jump on Sunday, but she still faces hurdles when it comes to getting funding for the medication that treats her rare blood disease. The Ottawa woman has been competing for 20 years, but after she receives a kidney transplant this month from her aunt — which means she will no longer need daily dialysis treatments — she'll have to leave the sport behind.

Swipe right if you like him, swipe left if you don't. It's a phrase that's no longer just for dating apps like Tinder. It's how a growing number of families are now seeking out sperm donors — and how sperm donors are getting a chance to choose who gets their DNA. CBC and Radio-Canada spent a month reaching out to men and women using apps similar to Tinder to help with the match-making. For a month, we created an account and used one of these mobile applications, Co-ParentMatch.