Trying to be a “Perfect Muslim” in an Islamophobic World
In order to support Muslim teens, we need to embrace their complexity.
‘His life is a constant battle for survival’: Meet ‘Rabbit,’ a fentanyl user in Toronto
I visited Rabbit in hospitals, crisis centres and detox facilities, witnessing more tumult in a short time in his life than the average person experiences in a lifetime
Humboldt Broncos assistant coach Mark Cross was my lifelong friend
Like most small-town kids from Saskatchewan, we both lived and breathed hockey
B.C.‘s Granger Taylor left a note saying he was boarding an alien spaceship — then he disappeared
I made it my mission to find out as much as I could about Taylor and what happened to him.
Workers and widows in Peterborough, Ont., fight a ‘conspiracy of silence’ to tell their story
Concerned that their jobs had made their town sick, citizens transform into activists
Why I joined — and left — Canada’s organized hate group movement
I was the skinny kid of the bunch and was never the toughest, but I was seeking a group that would accept me no matter what.
When it comes to Indigenous people, Canadian justice is not blind
Long-term impacts of colonization must be taken into account by Canada’s Gladue courts
Filmmaker Rob Stewart’s death wasn’t an anomaly: the real risks of scuba diving
The bottom line is that regardless of what many in the diving industry like to say, scuba diving is a risky venture.
Why home is important to building community for Canada’s Indigenous people
Although the last residential school closed more than 20 years ago, there are more Indigenous children in the welfare system today than ever. What is the cost?
Why Felicia Hogan put her craniopagus twins on CBC
It's to make sure my kids don't grow up in a world where looking different is wrong.