’When you’re ready, and want to share, I’m here.’
Lauren Reid founded a safe place for others to share their experiences with sexual assault—and led by example, by sharing her own
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Rachel Browne
While Rachel Browne has no religious beliefs of her own, she’s fascinated by those who do. Aside from religion, she writes on human trafficking and human rights. She has also written for the National Post, VICE, and the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
Mongolia chases the new and the old
Once a land of nomads, a mining rush has made its capital a boomtown
Shared around the world: On satire, words, and freedom of the press
Quotes and ideas on satire and free press in the aftermath of the Paris attacks on Charlie Hebdo
The luckiest babies in the world
Meet Canada’s collection of New Year’s newborns—our first babies born in 2015
Battle of the Christmas bulbs
Christmas lights are balm to some, a bother to others—and an increasing source of civic conflict
When it comes to Syrian refugees, Canada is falling behind
Canada promised to resettle 1,300 Syrian refugees by the end of 2014. Rachel Browne speaks with three who have recently arrived in Toronto.
Against their will: Inside Canada’s forced marriages
Forced marriage is one of the last taboos to break. A new law could make it a crime. So why do those who champion prevention oppose it?
Welcome to the future of reading
A new multimedia novel is tapping into students’ love of technology and film
What we lost—and found—in 2014
Who disappeared, who reappeared, and who vanished without a trace
The Vicar of Baghdad and the lost Christians of Iraq
For years, Reverend Canon Andrew White worked in Baghdad—until Islamic State forced him away from his flock