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‘I miss my mom a lot’: A young man with autism writes a letter to his mother, a PSW who died of COVID-19
In the short film Love, Leymo, he tells his mom about his struggles and achievements since her passing
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He’s been searching for his granddaughter since 2015. He’s never met her and is not sure where she is
Azdyne Amimour searches for his grandchild while trying to understand how his son became an ISIS extremist
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For 3 years, I followed a family searching for a grandchild they’ve never met
Beyond the search for a missing child, this is also a family's search for redemption and reconciliation
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‘People used to tell me, ‘You shouldn’t skate because you’re Black’’
Black members of Toronto’s skate community are making a space for themselves and building others up
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Inside the ketchup war: what happened after the Heinz factory closed in Leamington, Ont.
How a viral Facebook post changed the way Canada feels about ketchup
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‘If you have to grow old, this is the place to be.’ Friends in their 90s love life in their New Brunswick town
Memories of growing up in Baie Verte, N.B., and returning home to a peaceful life are captured in new film
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4 tips for surviving your first 100 days on a working holiday visa in Canada
Documentary Glorious Holiday follows a young Korean woman as she adjusts to living and working in Vancouver
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He fled Syria and crossed the Mediterranean in an inflatable boat to pursue his dream of becoming a perfumer
After the civil war in Syria, the path to becoming a “nez” became far more complicated for Abdulkader Fattouh
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‘Don’t dim your light’: Life lessons I learned from the late Somali-Canadian journalist Hodan Nalayeh
She was a tireless entrepreneur who dared to dream and highlighted positive stories from the Somali community
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Residential school survivor remembers the principal forcing him to run 80 km in a blizzard
Running for hours was Charlie Bittern’s punishment in 1967. In 2022, he embarked on the same journey — this time to heal, surrounded by his family
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