social media

The internet can be a scary place. For queer kids, it’s sometimes the only safe place they have.

These Canadian creators are transforming social media, one bite-sized video at a time

“I was supposed to go to dental school, but here I am”

Grown-ups are getting into the social media trend defined by bright colours, zany accessories and carefree instincts

With their chickens, preserves and off-grid adventures on full display, Canada’s homesteading YouTubers are escaping the ills of modern life—in a thoroughly modern format

The web has wrongly credited the brooding meditations of a Canadian teen to the artist Frida Kahlo. Is that necessarily a bad thing?

Something about the pandemic inspired people to make the grossest food ever

The accomplished hoop dancer went mega-viral while introducing TikTok audiences to a cherished part of his Cree heritage

Andrew MacDougall: The first step to removing the poison that’s infecting our political systems is to stop injecting it. Let’s start at home, on both the right and the left.

Andrew MacDougall: Social media has painted us into an awful corner where truth never catches up to the lie and emotion only ever ratchets up

Andrew MacDougall: They aren’t gateways to serious news consumption; they’re pathways to polarization and misinformation. We can choose to stop watching.

Wannabes looking to ‘flex’ on Instagram and TikTok are using Photoshop, renting luxury goods—and in rare cases, committing criminal fraud