Posts by Nancy Macdonald

LGBTQ residents of small-town Steinbach, in Manitoba, consider the meaning of a historic Pride where supporters came out and local officials didn’t

When local officials refused to attend the small Manitoba town’s first Pride parade, supporters arrived in droves

Steinbach was famous for being Canada’s most charitable community. Now it’s becoming known for its hostile treatment of its LGBT citizens.

In once-unsympathetic cities like Surrey, in churches and Orthodox synagogues, the senseless violence of Orlando has sparked a movement

Leadership candidates and young partisans begin by both building on and repudiating Stephen Harper’s legacy

One year after the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s report was released, its leader discusses forgiveness, inspirations, and challenges ahead

Joseph Heap and Natalie Pon teamed up with a Calgary MP to out-hustle those in the party opposed to updating CPC policy on marriage

Address to Conservative convention included repeated nods to what will surely be Harper’s most lasting legacy: Party unity

A Q&A with the Vancouver correspondent for the South China Morning Post, a keen observer of the city’s housing market and its unaffordability crisis

Joe Friesen tells the story of the founder of Indian Posse, Canada’s largest street gang

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