Opinion
I study empathy—Elon Musk gets it all wrong
He calls it a “weakness,” but his argument rests on false assumptions
Ethical Living
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Human Rights
Despite others’ perceptions, my disabled son lives a full, rich life
Writer and advocate Ty Ragan shares his family's experience with their old congregation’s outdated views on disability
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Health, Society
Social prescribing looks beyond medicine to non-clinical methods of treatment
There is a lot of evidence for the prescriptions themselves, says one expert, but less for the process
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Religion
The rise of the non-religious in Canada
There’s more to the "nones" than a lack of belief
Latest Articles
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Human Rights
My quest for a made-in-Canada barbecue showed me the prevalence of forced labour
Many goods sold in Canada have links to persecuted Uyghur Muslims. Why are we still importing them?
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Health
Talking about suicide is hard but critical
In Canada, 12 people die by suicide each day. Saving lives starts with courageous conversations.
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Politics
New Alberta NDP leader Naheed Nenshi is the 1st Muslim to lead a major political party in Canada
After over a decade as Calgary's mayor, Nenshi is eager to bring his passion for social justice to the rest of Alberta. Is the province ready?
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Culture
M.G. Vassanji explores what it means to belong in his new essay collection
The two-time Giller Prize winner dissects identity and home in “Nowhere, Exactly”
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Culture, Society
Key of Sight strikes the right chord by providing accessible and inclusive music education
Grade 11 student founded program to help visually impaired people pursue their musical passions
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Opinion
We still exclude and undervalue dads. That hurts moms too.
Our insistence on seeing mothers as the default parents isn't good for anyone
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Editor's Letter, Science
If we find intelligent alien life, should we communicate with it?
As science fiction explores the relationships between humans and aliens, Broadview editor Jocelyn Bell ponders what big discoveries could mean for us
