The cold, hard truth

Asha Swann

The Yukon is warming faster than anywhere else in the world. It's causing irreversible damage to Indigenous communities

Movie monopoly

Jake Pitre

Canada's independent theatres, scrappy as ever, still need help

A close-up image of five purple tulip petals.

Vagina dialogues

Jac D.B.

Has the internet killed feminist health activism?

Housing handcuffs

Rachel Cairns

As rent becomes less affordable, a would-be mom searches for solutions

A sticker on a Halifax lamppost reads "Boycott Israeli Apartheid" over a Palestinian flag

From the river to the street

Saffina Jinnah

In small Canadian cities, street art fuels Palestinian resistance

All about that ace

Corrie Maurik

How BoJack Horseman helped me come out to my mom

Creating community care

Kendra Seguin

London, Ontario's chapter of Food Not Bombs reawakens amidst rising homelessness and food insecurity

A transgender pride flag drawn on the ground in chalk.

Save the children

Natasha Chiam

What progressive Albertans can do in the face of the province's proposed gender policies

What’s my age again?

Aysha White

A bill meant to stop youth from seeing porn raises serious privacy concerns for all Canadians

A changing Chinatown

Michael Koy

What do shifting demographics mean for the neighbourhood's long-term identity?

Night moves

Leina Gabra

Marginalized people are key to nocturnal scenes, but new Montreal policy misses the memo

No place like home

Dominique Russell

How land trusts build community

Course correction

Meral Jamal

Indigenous professors are teaching journalism students to build better relationships through immersive learning with First Nations

Breaking barriers

Shilpashree Jagannathan

A landmark move to combat caste discrimination in Canadian academia

A collage of rainbow-coloured birds and bees against a black background.

The birds and the UCPs

Aubrianna Snow

Youth see comprehensive sex education as a human right, and they're not giving up

An illustration of a man casting out a crab trap. A basket of crabs is in the foreground.

An Offering

Sofia Osborne

The crab trap was neon orange. He whipped it like a frisbee, far out, and watched it sink below the dark blue of the sea. It was early and he was the only one on the pier, cold in his camping chair. The old chicken bones he used as bait were stuffed in a plastic […] More »

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