My job as a family physician in small-town British Columbia is a dream come true. It’s also nearly impossible to do.
Len Keith and Cub Coates fell for each other in early 20th-century New Brunswick, at a time and place where queer relationships were taboo. Their story was almost lost forever—until a collection of tender photographs brought their romance into the light.
A group of outdoor adventurers are revolutionizing how their sports treat the survivors of tragic accidents
Scott Steer made a career flouting Canada’s commercial fishing laws and the officers who enforce them. One dreary night in Vancouver, it all caught up to him.
PTSD, burnout, and a pandemic. How COVID pushed the country’s overworked first responders into emergency territory
Brigitte Cleroux faked her credentials and treated hundreds of patients across Canada. Why did no one stop her?
Her novel Station Eleven imagined a world ravaged by a pandemic long before COVID-19 existed. Now, she’s gone through one herself.
Two women in B.C. show that you can own your dementia—one irreverent TikTok at a time
When Russia invaded, Canadian photographer Philip Cheung travelled to Kyiv to capture the devastation
Canada’s first female ambassador to the U.S. talks Canada’s relationship with its neighbour to the south and why things aren’t as tense as they seem
He’s smart, savvy and he’s steering a new brand of Canadian conservatism. How Pierre Poilievre became the champion of the anti-Trudeau mob.
She had a hit with Little Mosque on the Prairie. Then came a years-long creative slump–until she landed a book deal and TV series on the same day.