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Words From Whale Cove
Six Inuit tell the story of their families’ forced relocations to an unfamiliar land—and how they came to call the place home.
Super Dads
Nick and Frank picked up Prin in front of his apartment in Terre Haute.
No Peace To Keep
“The situation in Maliis dire, and it’s not going to be improved overnight”
Meet, Bray, Love
My donkey doesn’t care about me, but I like him anyway.
Helping Communities In Need
It’s hard to imagine that more water would be on the priority list during a flood, but safe drinking water is one of the most urgent. Labatt’s Disaster Relief Program makes sure it’s there when these natural emergencies happen.
Fishing With A Straight Hook
ONE SUMMER, I tried fishing on Lac Catherine, a small lake in Quebec near the village of Entrelacs.
Andrew Scheer's Racism Problem
White supremacy is on the rise abroad and at home. Conservative politicians must do more to denounce its spread.
A Few Words About Trauma
Anakana Schofield’s Bina, billed as a “novel in warnings,” explores the psychology of suffering and abuse.
Drawn From Nature
Finding artistic inspiration in the great outdoors
Tails Of The City
Michael DeForge’s wildly successful comic shows Toronto as he sees it: beautiful and falling apart
The Rise Of Junk
Science Fake publications are corrupting the world of research — and influencing real news
The Naked Truth
My father, the secret pornographer
The Art Of The Strike
In May 1919, more than 30,000 workers walked off the job and shut down the city of Winnipeg. A hundred years later, the same rights they fought for are under threat
Styling The Senate
One of the most despised political institutions in Canada gets a new look
Parks To Wreck
Social media has made natural spaces more popular. It could also destroy them
Click Bait
In a campaign to protect sharks, a controversial research group is trying to disrupt traditional science
Change Of Pace
In ultramarathons, women are starting to outperform men
A Place To Belong
Souvankham Thammavongsa finds her home in poetry
The Blue Bridge
Lamenting the loss of a beloved landmark
Rock, Pop, Opera!
An early love of music has led to a remarkable place
On The Hunt
Imagine the thrill of digging up an actual buried treasure chest!
Summer In The Okanagan
Photographer Carla Hunt of Vernon, B.C., showcases the incredible diversity of wildlife and stunning natural beauty of the region
Returning To The Rock
Falling in love with this slice of heaven, where the people are as colourful as the scenery
New Mural, New Approach
A local congregation honours Indigenous wisdom in a big way, generating greater cultural awareness in the process
Kits At Play
Staking out a fox den for the day proved worthwhile
Making A Difference
Combining travel with volunteerism was an education in itself
Community Building
The restoration of the Saugeen First Nation Amphitheatre is a source of pride and opportunity
Sylvia Maracle
The head of the Ontario Federation of Indigenous Friendship Centres on the group’s 50th anniversary
Re-creation Myths
Recent novels by Ian Williams and André Alexis challenge the veneer of multiculturalism in Canadian storytelling.
Too Close To The Sun
Four years ago, Justin Trudeau promised us “sunny ways.” In this election, he’s offering something decidedly less lofty.