We now know more than ever about the sun
Our mother star has fascinated us for millennia. New science is untangling its mysteries.
Why the sun still inspires awe
Our brightest star remains a divine metaphor and a daily source of wonder
Urban swimming is making a splash — and redefining how we see our waterways
One writer dives into the global movement to create swimmable cities
Meet the changemaker empowering B.C.’s international students
Balraj Kahlon and One Voice Canada are advocating for policy changes through community action
The future of dementia care
Robots and other innovations could reduce stigma and increase joy
I got a casket for my birthday
I didn’t want a party — I wanted a handcrafted reminder to grow older with intention and an open heart
Should I call out my friends when they share misinformation?
In a culture of online outrage, the urge to correct can be strong
Why we need to talk to people with opposing views
Ian Williams, the award-winning author of What I Mean to Say, explores how empathy and vulnerability can revive the lost art of
This Canadian soccer league champions more than competition
The Canadian Street Soccer Association offers connection, support — and a shot at the Homeless World Cup in Norway
‘The Life of Chuck’ dares to be kind
Mike Flanagan’s feel-good apocalyptic drama offers hope and healing in grim times
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September/October 2025 In this issue: A new look at the sun, a 4.6-billion-year-old star; How Qualicum First Nation awakened its language; Is prison labour rehabilitation or exploitation? |
