What does assisted dying say about how we live?
"There is a rich melody in the rhythm of life and death — not always pleasant, but very real."
A photographer’s 15,000-kilometre trek across the country
Jonathon Reed biked 15,000 kilometres across Canada earlier this year and met some fascinating people on his journey.
Is consciousness just a function of the brain — or something more?
Theories of consciousness cut to the quick of what it means to be alive.
Why this Alabama county voted almost unanimously for Donald Trump
One year after the election, we travel to Winston County to try to understand why.
When outrage becomes the new normal in the age of Trump
As Donald Trump arrives at his first year in office, the author takes a look at how initial feelings of shock have
I’ve made 10,000 meals for my family over the years. Sometimes, I hated it
As Canadian families prepare to mark Thanksgiving, the writer reflects on the routine and ritual of breaking bread together
Ideologies are colliding at Canadian universities, and free speech is caught in the crossfire
"Universities are supposed to be places for the exchange of ideas, not for ideological war."
The race to save Canada’s fragile bat population
One of nature’s least loved creatures is in crisis — and we could all end up paying the price
As we approach the future of feminism, this is the new masculinity
Despite huge strides, gender equality remains elusive. Two recent books urge men to redefine themselves.
How trees are just like us
The German forester and author of ‘The Hidden Life of Trees’ tree speech and why plants have rights
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November/December 2025 In this issue: Famous Canadians reveal their most cherished ornaments; This Oscar-nominated filmmaker is telling trickster stories for a new generation; Why today's modern mystics are reviving ancient practices |
