Society

I grow Chilean guava, goji berries and even a famed Shakespearean fruit in my backyard

Our hometown of Merritt, B.C., has been dealing with water restrictions since April. Drought, wildfire and flooding keep us constantly on edge.

The battle over one tent village in a portside Vancouver park turned it into the city’s only fully legal tent community. What that means for the thousands of Canadians living in encampments nationwide.

Nurses regularly face physical and emotional abuse on the job. An employment protection called presumptive care would give them the support they so desperately need.

As a gay couple in the Philippines, we’d forever have been glorified roommates. Here we have the future we want.

Sexy mocktails, zero-alcohol beer and boozeless bars are everywhere. Why it’s never been cooler (or easier) to go alcohol-free.

A growing number of Canadians pay out of pocket for MRIs, hip replacements, even family doctor visits. How a two-tiered system crept into Canada.

“People blame international students like me for the housing crisis. I’m thinking of leaving.”

Jenna Ross wasn’t sure she wanted to become a parent. The climate crisis clinched her decision.

I came out after a lifetime in the closet. Now, I’ve found a community of people just like me in Calgary’s Rainbow Elders.