Canadian war artist was nearly forgotten
Mary Riter Hamilton created more than 300 paintings that capture the death and destruction of the Great War. But years later, some
‘I Kissed Dating Goodbye’ author tells publisher to stop printing it
"I regret any way that my ideas restricted you, hurt you, or gave you a less-than-biblical view of yourself," he said to
Small Newfoundland town has amazing ‘Come From Away’ story
The community of St. Lawrence, on the Burin Peninsula, hopes to draw in tourists with its tale of a terrible disaster and
Two Canadian teens battle suicide with messages of hope
"We see a lot of people struggling, and just not knowing who to turn to and what to say about how they’re
Why so many single Canadians are eating with strangers
The revival of community dinners reveals that we long for more than good food—we want human connection.
4 Canadians with disabilities on challenges in the workforce
Of the 14 percent of people in Canada with a disability, only half are employed. Companies are losing out.
Impact of my Christian commune’s strict limits on media
This writer says the community's approach to media was too simplistic.
The spirituality of my last period
"Having my period made me feel connected to the mysterious ebb and flow of life."
Period poverty is a serious issue in Canada
The high cost of menstrual products means many Canadians go without. Activists are seeing red.
Small-business projects aim to prove ‘downtown is for everyone’
Instead of treating low-income people and others on the margins like a drain on local economies, some small businesses are making them
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