I am a MAID provider. It’s the most meaningful—and maddening—work I do. Here’s why.
Canada’s MAID laws are missing fundamental safeguards for vulnerable people. That needs to change.
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Thousands of patients. No help. Meet the lone family doctor of Verona, Ontario.
I’m the only family doctor in a 2,000-person Ontario town. It’s impossible to be the doctor I want to be.
My husband is immunocompromised—and we’re still quarantining. Here’s what it’s like.
“Everyone around us has moved on, but for us it feels like March of 2020 all over again.”
I escaped Mexico’s cartels. Fourteen years later, the only work I can find is as a janitor.
“Every night, my wife and I ate a quick meal before cleaning buildings across the city”
How fraud artists are exploiting Canada’s international education boom
When a private, fly-by-night college owned by a scandal-plagued Montreal family imploded, so did the dreams of hundreds of international students
Q&A with the surgeons who developed a world-first brain tumour treatment
After a promising start to their clinical trial, the surgeons behind the discovery share what happened inside the OR and the importance of their medical breakthrough
The Big Idea: Bring Back Nuclear Power
Small modular reactors, also known as SMRs, are a third of the size of traditional ones and open a new road to net zero.
I was a nurse for 10 years in Scotland. So why can’t I get certified in Canada?
"Nursing is the only career I’ve ever wanted but I just don’t have any fight left in me"
Vincent Lam has worked on the frontlines of Canada’s opioid crisis. It haunts him.
"Some patients stopped treatment, overdosed and died. Those cases will always be with me.”
My Escape From Iran
I worked at a prosperous medical clinic in Iran. When the protests began, the regime came for me. This is how I escaped.