Longforms

A new exhibition, filled with notebooks, photos and intimate archival materials, unveils a yet-unseen side of the Canadian icon’s creative life.

Université de l’Ontario français offers French-speaking students the chance to improve their career prospects in a striking locale on Toronto’s waterfront

Michael Gregory was the most popular teacher at Calgary’s John Ware school—and a serial abuser who preyed on students for nearly 20 years. How did he fall through the cracks?

Five soccer superfans chat about their love of the beautiful game and what it’s like to root for both Canada and their long-time favourite national teams.

I’ve been an urgent-care doctor for 39 years, and my department has never been closer to collapse. We’re not alone.

‘Sort Of’ is one of the most original, exciting shows on TV today, and it might be star and co-creator Bilal Baig’s launchpad to fame. They’re not sure how to feel about that.

In 2019, an MDS diagnosis stopped Bob Markovich in his tracks. With his condition now under control, he’s able to look back on a life well-lived while remaining focused on the future

The Afzaal family were taking an evening walk in London, Ontario, when a truck struck and killed them. This is the untold story of Nathaniel Veltman, the small-town factory worker accused of their murders.

The Montreal dynamo grew up fantasizing about being one of the best tennis players on earth. Now, he’s cracked the top-10. The hard part? Staying on top.

Inside Alphonso Davies’s amazing journey to become the best Canadian soccer player of all time