Rachel Browne
What are babies doing behind bars in Canada?
Children like Alpha Anawa are stuck in limbo with refugee parents—and a new study shows living in detention centres can harm the mental health of minors
What ‘Going Clear’ means for the decline of Scientology
HBO’s documentary about Scientology finally crosses the border into Canada. What does it say about the Church’s future?
David Michael Walsh, 1949-2015
Too short to pursue a dream of being a police officer, he became a volunteer fireman, always jumping at the chance to help others
Identifying Pearl Harbor’s unknown sailors
An anthropologist explains the significance of an effort to exhume the remains of those killed on the USS Oklahoma
Islamic State and the changing rights of Yazidi women
Rachel Browne on the future faced by Yazidi women recently released from Islamic State captivity
Miami vice: How a diplomat’s kids ended up in a fatal drug heist
The story of a diplomat’s two sons—one killed, one jailed—is the story of Miami’s youth. Inside what really happened in Miami.
We, the North: Life on the Arctic Circle
Photo essay: Christian Barnett documented all the marvellous people he met as he travelled along the Arctic Circle eight years ago
Gerald Elwood Shaw, 1915-2015
He kept his mind sharp by reciting poetry and kept fit by swimming the Detroit River. He dreamt of living to 100.
The real target of Taber’s new law: Mennonites?
The real focus of Taber, Alberta’s infamous new bylaw aimed at curbing bad behaviour
The rise of the death doula
Counselling, forgiveness rituals, at-home funerals—death midwives provide end-of-life spiritual care for the secular
What we know about humpback whales: ‘This tragic event is very rare’
Rachel Browne talks to whale expert Prof. John Ford about the events off the coast of Mexico that killed a Canadian woman
What’s in a name? A Chipewyan’s battle over her native tongue
The Northwest Territories may be fighting to save Aboriginal languages, but don’t try to name your child with one