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In 2024, the government abruptly tightened its immigration policy. Alyanna Chua learned French so she could stay.
Justin and Katy are partying like it’s 2015— and we can’t look away In the early days of 2025, Justin Trudeau, with tears in his eyes, stood in front of Rideau Cottage and resigned as prime minister. It had been a long time coming. The PM’S...
How bilingualism paved the way for one immigrant to stay in Canada
Most Canadians don’t expect to retire on time. What happens next?
Canada’s banking industry is ripe for disruption. Koho CEO Daniel Eberhard thinks he’s the guy for the job. CANADIANS HAVE LONG kept a Faustian bargain with our banks: hold up in a crisis, and we won’t look too closely at the fine print. But in...
In the Hand Chiharu Shiota uses as much as 300 kilometres of thread to weave each of her haunting installations, swathing entire rooms in vibrant webbing and inviting meditation on human connection, memory and mortality. Her...
Trump’s 51st-state bluster didn’t come out of nowhere. That’s how Americans have always seen us. CANADIANS HAVE HAD two main reactions to President Trump’s trade war and 51st-state threats. Collectively, we’ve responded to them like a...
Heat waves are killing Canadians in their homes. Heat pumps could save lives. CLIMATE CHANGE HASN’T only made the outdoors unbearably hot. It’s made some Canadians’ homes unlivable. The most extreme example is from the summer of 2021, when 619...
