Three Syrian mothers share stories of starting over
Pregnant when they arrived in Canada, they describe their experiences of giving birth, settling in and the parenting customs of their new home
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The Canada Project
Canada supports a ‘values’ test. But not the values of the far right.
While 84% of respondents back screening of new immigrants, the values they actually support seem to lean left
What Canadians really think about national security
We polled 1,500 Canadians and got a sense of our thoughts on border security, military and more.
Top 5 international events Canadians are proud to have been a part of
A look into the past to see what historic events Canadians are most proud of.
The powerful legacy of Canadian running legend Tom Longboat
He was accused of being lazy and troublesome. Yet the young runner overcame racism to win the Boston Marathon
How Céline Dion became cool
These days, Céline Dion is revered—a notion that would have been absurd just a decade ago, writes Carl Wilson. What’s changed?
What Canadians think about money
We asked 1,500 people for their views on a wide range of issues—including money. Here’s what we found out about Canadians and their cash.
Canadians don’t care as much about the family car anymore
Younger generations are choosing to lease instead of buying, and their budgets are smaller. A shiny new automobile just isn’t the middle-class marker it used to be.
Six things we learned about what Canadians eat, drink and smoke
Settling the crucial question: What’s yummier—poutine, maple syrup or lobster?
Why poutine is Canada’s most delicious mess
Canada is a nation divided by its favourite foods. Poutine bridges the gap, and its popularity is rising.