In my photo albums, we are all frozen in time in our twenties and thirties. But I want proof that we’re still in each other’s lives.
Thanks to my climate anxiety, I never thought I’d be able to be deeply involved with environmentalism. Then I joined a tree sit.
How prioritizing rest and joy has become an essential part of my Black History Month experience.
It’s up to audiences to question the narratives we’re consuming—and to seek out true crime productions that go beyond the tropes to provide deeper context.
I must defend the right to be a bad sexter.
The royal family has every right to mourn the Queen’s loss. At the same time, Indigenous peoples on these lands also have a lot to mourn.
On its 15th anniversary, Zeahaa Rehman pays respects to the contentious album that shaped much of her youth.
As much as it was lovely to see, my daughter’s joy made it obvious that in the decades since I left it, Ontario’s education system has failed to close its teacher diversity gap.
And just like that, Miranda gave up her grey pride.
Shannon Proudfoot: What does online school actually look like? It's an impossible balancing act that's ruining kids and parents alike. And it's not okay.
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In a context where Black women are not deemed worthy of attention and care, bell hooks stood as a visionary light.
‘When fat patients are blamed for causing their own health problems, it shames them into avoiding their doctors.’
My anathema for outdoor shoes worn inside the house is roundly feared.
Pam Palmater: The election result is yet another sign that Canada is becoming fertile ground for far-right groups.