How Migrants Cross Trump’s U.S.-Mexico Wall
Canadian photographer Isabelle Hayeur has been documenting the growing crisis on America’s southern border
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Rosemary Counter
Rosemary Counter is a Toronto-based writer and journalist whose reporting and essays have appeared in The New York Times, Vanity Fair, The Guardian, National Geographic, Reader’s Digest and many more. She’s currently writing columns at The Globe and Mail, Report on Business and Zoomer magazine. Find her at www.rosemarycounter.com.
Measles Is Just the Start
In St. Thomas, Ontario, Asmaa Hussain is on the frontlines treating unvaccinated patients. As vaccine refusal grows in Canada, she wonders if other preventable diseases are next.
After Dark in ’80s Montreal
An exhibit spotlights gritty ’80s street photos that capture Montreal’s night-crawler spirit
The Auto Industry Runs on Precision. Trump’s Tariffs Are Chaos.
The president wants supply chains to move to the U.S. That could take a decade, says automotive engineering professor Peter Frise.
My Ozempic Nightmare
I was supposed to shed pounds on the so-called miracle drug. Instead, I became sicker than ever.
Why More Canadians Are Co-Owning Homes With Strangers
Home prices are increasingly unattainable. One Vancouver realtor plays matchmaker to people who want to buy properties together.
Why I Made a Midlife Career Switch
The pandemic was a wake-up call for many older professionals to seek out more fulfilling jobs and work-life balance.
College Nursing Programs Expand to Train Registered Nurses
Colleges offer nursing students practical and hands-on learning
Canadian Colleges Are Betting Big on E-sports Management
Gaming becomes a career thanks to innovative new e-sports management programs
What’s All the Fuss About Microcredentials?
These short courses offer much-needed skills