Canada's Stories
“I was almost arrested for my activism in Hong Kong. I fled to Vancouver for refuge.”
I can see a life for myself here, but I still miss the city where I grew up
I always felt uncertain about my future in the U.K. I finally found my home in Calgary.
After moving to three continents, I settled down in Alberta
My uncle was affable, charming and well-read. But the losses at Normandy tormented him.
‘For years, he kept records of platoon members he knew had survived the war. When the new phone book came out, he would check to see if they were still alive. But he never contacted them.’
A vibrant biography of explorer Radisson wins final RBC Taylor prize
Mark Bourrie’s chronicling of Pierre-Esprit Radisson includes cannibalism, a Caribbean shipwreck and the creation of the Hudson’s Bay Company
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‘One way or another, we are in for big changes’
Naomi Klein, the activist author, turns her attention to climate change
‘God made it so they would never have to be alone’
Krista and Tatiana Hogan are conjoined twins who have defied expectations
‘We’re not ready, this is not part of the plan’
Brielle Brunet was born during the Fort Mac evacuation
‘Aw’
Richelle Shiner has been called the luckiest baby in the world
‘We’re taught to cover up our imperfections’
Aanikh Kler developed a ringtone for youth to help other youth
‘I want more young people getting into politics’
Pierre-Luc Dusseault is the youngest MP in Canadian history
‘I didn’t want to be a burden’
Robert Zhu is an only child from China