What I see when I look at my daughter with Down syndrome by Adelle Purdham I was afraid that having a child with the genetic difference would change everything. I didn't consider how my life would be
Rita Wong, poet and activist: there can be life after oil by Alex Mlynek The water, land and people protector was arrested while protesting at a Kinder Morgan work site
Munroe Scott wrote about everything, even his own death by Aleysha Haniff The prolific Canadian writer had a great sense of humour about the most sensitive of topics
Photo essay challenges Down syndrome stereotypes by Hilary Gauld-Camilleri The photographer hopes the portraits will encourage people to see more in those with the genetic difference
‘Hyphenated’ photos show diversity in Korean communities by Hannah Yoon Hannah Yoon's photo essay started as a personal project to challenge stereotypes
Dad, late son tell coming-out story together in book by Rick Prashaw with Adam Prashaw In "Soar, Adam, Soar," Rick Prashaw used his son's social media alongside his own words
Toronto Raptors Game 6 showed me true community by Kenji Marui At the start of the 2019–20 NBA season, United Church minister Rev. Kenji Marui looks back at THAT game
William Head on Stage is an emotional, creative outlet for inmates by Judith Lavoie The prison theatre productions help the men develop skills that they can use once they’re paroled or released
Tegan and Sara recount growing up queer in book by Celina Gallardo The Canadian musicians remember their high school years in their first memoir
5 ways to open minds to the reality of climate crisis by Donna Sinclair In her new book, former Broadview senior writer Donna Sinclair has some strategies for activist groups that won't make listeners defensive