Brian Bethune

For Robert Boyd, the evolution of our culture is as biological—and critical—as the evolution of our pelvises

Writers are ’no longer shy’ about championing Toronto, says Redhill

One researcher claims Miami’s in danger of drowning and of running out of fresh water—and more of the world’s poor are clustering on marginal land

The Toronto-born writer takes home one of Canada’s biggest literary prizes

When the author set out to hold a gigantic family reunion, he learned that being part of a clan is a complicated business

Prominent lawyers Julian Porter and Stephen Grant cross the continent in search of beauty, adding some intriguing tales

The British literary journal’s all-Canadian issue—of essays, reportage and fiction—may well prove as eye-opening at home as it will to Granta’s international readership

Wohlleben wants to convince anyone who still stubbornly refuses to accept it that animals are thinking and, especially, feeling creatures

From 2017: Lorinda Stewart worked for 460 days to secure her daughter’s release from Somali kidnappers. But life afterwards wasn’t the happy ending she imagined.

Hoover was viewed as the most competent man in America for feats such as saving 10 million from starvation during WWI