I learned I had autism at 46. I now understand myself.
A significant number of people like me are diagnosed in midlife. For reasons that are still coming to light, many of them
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How Peter Kalmus drastically cut his carbon footprint
The climate scientist and author says burning less fossil fuel is a way to speak out
Broadview Reading Clubs get the conversation going
Like spring crocuses, groups that discuss the magazine keep popping up
I’m learning to honour both my Muslim and Anishinabe sides
Choosing one belief system isn't an option for me
There is no excuse for taking the life of a disabled person
We should show no mercy for people who commit 'mercy killings'
Must we scare Canada geese out of our public spaces?
When I'm in the park with these birds, I feel connected to what is wild and sacred
Christian Druid on his conversations with the lake
Shawn Sanford Beck worships the natural world while holding traditional Christian beliefs
Desmond Cole presents snapshot of Black resistance in new book
In "The Skin We're In," the journalist and activist creates an incriminating account of institutionalized white supremacy
Book argues the need for new stories about disability
In fairy tales, disabilities are something to pity or fear, a metaphor for some moral imperfection
The life and death of an undocumented construction worker
Fearing deportation, Alvaro Vargas Fonseca lived under the radar in Canada. When he died, his family in Costa Rica struggled to find