Longforms

When my son became addicted to drugs, I searched frantically for solutions—and failed. I needed something more radical to save my family.

Alberta wants to profit from the AI boom by building power- and water-hungry data centres. In one town, the neighbours had other ideas.

Over 100,000 asylum seekers crossed into Canada via a tiny, rural thoroughfare. I documented their new beginnings.

The death of an immigrant dream

Diet drugs like Ozempic and Mounjaro are about to get a whole lot cheaper. Are we ready for a world where anyone can be thin?

E-bikes and e-scooters are remaking the rules of the road. Canada’s cities aren’t ready.

A Toronto-area pharmacist is accused of being the internet’s most prolific peddler of deepfake porn. He’s just the beginning.

I’ve lived in 10 homes in five years. I know exactly how broken Canada’s rental market has become.

Four Canadians on the bumpy early days of AI in the workplace

Suspicious bosses. Resentful employees. Tales of lying, spying and misery from the post-hybrid workplace.