The Walking Cure
On the trail in northern Quebec—finding salvation, one step at a time
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On the trail in northern Quebec—finding salvation, one step at a time
Read MoreBullied as a kid, Shane Koyczan turned pain into poetry
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Read More“The extra lines are probably all wrong, but—right as you are—I could not stop. By the time you get this note, I will have gotten rid of them, myself.” —Samuel …
Read MoreLast December, I witnessed a small miracle. Cancer had relegated my father to a bed in a darkened room where only his closest friends and family came to visit. On …
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Read MoreAt the turn of the past century, my grandfather emigrated to Canada from England, where as a boy he apprenticed as a tool and die maker. Here he found a …
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