Till Dinner Do Us Part
My wife insisted on well-done meat. I wanted it rare. And we fought about it again and again and again
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I’m Not Your Kind of Muslim
Growing up, Western culture told me I could only fit in by abandoning my values. I’ve since stopped apologizing for practicing my faith in my own way
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Every Stepfather Has His Day
People say your life changes when you become a dad. Mine changed when I met my wife’s son
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Death by a Thousand Cuts
How an army of mental health professionals let my daughter down
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Death Becomes Hers
My partner went to the jungle to direct her death—and maybe her afterlife, too
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Bowling for Mother’s Day
My mom always asked about my dreams. I never thought to ask about hers
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Leaving It All on the Page
Heather O’Neill on writing her high-school love into her work
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Running the Road to Nowhere
Plenty of Canadians see the North as either a dollar-sucking wasteland or a pristine emptiness. Either way, they’re wrong
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Guilty Memories from an Anglo Montreal Childhood
Like many English speakers growing up in Quebec, I saw myself as a victim. But within our own enclaves, we often acted like bigots
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I Was Friends with a Serial Killer
Think you can spot a homicidal maniac? Think again
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