What urban centres with corporate Prides can learn from small towns across Canada
They may have little money for LGBTQ celebrations, but small towns' parties are still booming
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Stuck in a news filter bubble? There’s an app for that
New Twitter app Echology aims to diversify news sources on the social media site
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Canada’s pioneer myth
Canadians are raised to be proud of our history, attending festivals, fairs, and field trips to learn more about our colonial past. But our collective celebration may be bolstering our country's racist tendencies
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ACTION SHOT: Mourning loss in Toronto’s LGBTQ communities
At Toronto's vigil for the victims of alleged serial killer Bruce McArthur
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What This Magazine contributors and alumni have been writing
A rundown of books, both forthcoming and recently released, by the This family
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How a federal bill intends to curb sexual misconduct on the Hill and abroad
A look inside Bill C-65
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Comedy is a reflection of our society. It’s time for it to get with the times
Racist comedy isn't funny—it's just degrading, and it's time for it to change
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What’s the true cost of clean drinking water for Canada’s First Nations?
The Indigenous water crisis, by the numbers
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Canadian taxpayers shouldn’t foot the bill for sports stadiums
Calgary's NHL team could get a new hockey arena—on Canadians' dime
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Meet the woman walking 8,000 kilometres across Canada to raise awareness for Inuit issues
Lorraine Loranger has just 2,418 kilometres left to go in her trek
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You won’t be seeing me at the Infinity Mirrors exhibit in Toronto. Here’s why
The wait-to-reward ratio is skewed, and I'm not buying it
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The best and worst of Canadian happenings: May/June 2018
In this edition: union wins, the end of a Greyhound era, and more
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May’s newsmaker: Jody Wilson-Raybould
Canada’s minister of justice is under fire after commenting on the acquittal of Colten Boushie’s killer, Gerald Stanley
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REVIEW: Novel gives a voice to Japanese-Canadians in a post-war world
Inside Floating City by Kerri Sakamoto
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How one company brings theatre to Vancouver’s Deaf population
Theatre Interpreting Services aims to make theatre inclusive for all
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