Longforms

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.

I drained my savings calling online psychics. How a billion-dollar industry fed my need for human connection.

A group of University of British Columbia professors say their administration is taking too many political stances and should commit to institutional neutrality. They’re going to court to prove it.

There’s a new billionaire topping our list this year. Here are Canada’s 40 wealthiest people—and how they made their money.

The world’s most powerful companies used my books, and millions more, without permission to train their AI models. I’m suing to stop them.

Faced with an uncertain future, young Canadians are racking up more debt than ever before. Portrait of a generation on the instalment plan.

No timeouts. No limits. Total chaos.

Is it constitutional to ban public employees from wearing kippahs, hijabs, crosses and turbans? The Supreme Court will soon decide.

Canada’s most renegade province has been threatening to go it alone for more than a century. Now they mean it more than ever.