In 2020, Tara Henley published Lean Out: A Meditation on the Madness of Modern Life, a nonfiction look at burnout that drew heavily on her 2016 experience of leaving a contract job at the CBC in ...

We love everything about live events, and we’ve been doing them for years. But we have a new commitment to bringing ...

Attendees paid upwards of $229 to spend the first truly beautiful day of spring inside a vast suburban event space, listening ...

“ My mom was near finished this book. She said to the doctor, ‘I just need 10 days to get everything in order for my book.’” -Anna Dewar Gully Elaine Dewar was tough. Contrary. The reporter who wrote ...

We’re launching a collaboration with The Atlas Obscura Podcast to tell the stories of Canada’s strange and wondrous places. Today, we bring you a story about a black bear who traveled across the ocean ...

Why Americans are just as nervous about crossing the border as we are. Canadians and Americans alike are afraid of crossing the border, and for political commentators like Cenk Uygur of The Young ...

At the age of 13, Craig Kielburger confronted Prime Minister Jean Chrétien on an issue that had become his crusade: abolishing the use of child labour in developing and third-world countries. The ...

WE Charity was “the best and only organization” capable of administering $912 million in youth volunteer grants, according to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. But a closer look at WE Charity reveals a ...

When Jagmeet Singh told Canadaland earlier this year that there was no “plan B” if he didn’t become Prime Minister in the recent election, I assumed he was just being a politician and dodging the ...

Police statistics say that a Jew in Canada is now 9 times more likely to be the victim of a hate crime than a Jew in the United States. Others dispute this data, and say antizionism is being conflated ...

Locals call it Murder Bay. It might be the most dangerous city for Indigenous youth in the world. But to others, it’s their white nirvana. Host Ryan McMahon wants to know – not who killed all those ...

If you’re having trouble keeping track of the many ways the federal government is subsidizing selected news organizations, you can be forgiven. There are plenty of them, and the number keeps growing.