The Hasidim have something to teach us seculars about what it means for a community to reconnect in a COVID-19 world

Eva Holland writes about losing her mother, self isolating during coronavirus pandemic and the gift of friendship during this time

The pandemic has been an extinction-level shock for many businesses, and there are months of economic uncertainty still ahead of us. Nevertheless, the time to celebrate entrepreneurial resilience is...

In realizing the incredible power of technology to connect us, we also have an opportunity to reflect on its shortcomings

Yes, yes – Shakespeare wrote King Lear during a quarantine. But it’s okay to just binge Friends

Canadians raised in the 1940s remember the signs being everywhere. ‘Scarlet fever.' ‘Diphtheria.’ Do not enter. Do not touch. But we endured – and we can do it again

The spread of COVID-19 and the physical-distancing response has overturned the conservative, comfortable conventions that guide our social behaviours. But we can change

Ashes to ashes, adjust adjust: The ancient, deeply human instinct to physically gather in times of death has now run up against social-distancing practices. But COVID-19 might just serve as an...

Coronavirus panic has caused stores around the world to sell out of toilet paper. But this has exposed another tissue issue: the West would apparently prefer to hoard and line up than consider a TP...

For straight women, the ironic, ‘ugh-men’ brand of feminism is just another movement telling us our desires don’t matter and should be suppressed. Let’s focus on suppressing sexism instead

Most politicians and business leaders never wanted to do the heavy lifting that is required in order to truly rebuild what Prime Minister Justin Trudeau once called Canada’s most important relation...

To challenge what my parents taught me about my health, I had to face the fear of ridicule and a maze of medical bureaucracy and jargon. It took me more than a decade. How many more people could be...

In a long, stressful journey to start a family, we had one advantage: Living in Ontario, the only province with a publicly funded program for in-vitro fertilization. But infertility care shouldn’t be...

The lessons from her writing and the way she lived her life are guiding me to live with gusto, to care for myself and the people around me, to simply keep going

Like Virginia Woolf and her creation Orlando, my parent thrived on self-reinvention and defiance of convention