As a kid, I was the main translator for my immigrant parents. It wasn’t easy.
“I dealt with bank statements and insurance papers, paid hydro bills and translated during doctor visits.”
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How the wildfires are affecting our health
“We’re designed to fight bacteria and viruses. We can’t do smoke.”
I opened Canada’s first dementia village. Here’s how it works.
The village has a general store, a café and bistro, a woodworking shop and a beauty salon
The Move: After a cancer diagnosis, this Ontario couple headed to P.E.I. to retire (and relax)
For Ontarians Doug and Teri Johnson, a health scare was the catalyst for slower pace of life in Prince Edward Island
Inside Google’s super-sustainable new Montreal HQ
With a giant cafeteria inspired by the open-air Jean-Talon Market
I’ve worked hard my whole life and I can’t afford food
“You shouldn’t have to choose between paying rent or eating dinner, but that’s the choice we face”
A filmmaker built this wood cabin from scratch on a cliff in Quebec
There was just one problem: he didn’t have a construction background, or even tools
I took my EV out on a 15,000-kilometre transcontinental road trip.
“I’m already looking forward to my next trip”
A Toronto couple ditched their condo for a 260-square-foot custom RV
“If we’re bringing this concept to life, let’s live in one and test it out for ourselves”
Q&A: BlackBerry’s Jay Baruchel loves movies, weed and his now-obsolete phone
The Montreal native’s latest film chronicles one of the country’s most epic business success stories. Baruchel’s own life story is the stuff of cinema, too.