D escending into Diavik is like landing on a distant moon, the world sealed in a hard sheet of ice and snow stretching in every direction. The plane circled a few times and then slid into a landing ...

Jeremy Thomas Gilmer is a writer of short fiction and nonfiction. He lives in Saint John, New Brunswick.

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Calling it the “Safe Borders Act” is just a screen. That in itself brought dark thoughts to the mind of at least one ...

With my new puppy by my side, I’m having meaningful, even difficult, conversations about politics for the first time in years ...

What we do is connect the solitary work of creation to a broader public conversation. And we try to make something that lasts ...

Fair Play argues that when one person assumes full CPE responsibility for something—kids’ dental care, mortgage payments, ...

In 1949, the US Congress agreed to co-finance radar construction with the Royal Canadian Air Force—RCAF. Officials in Ottawa ...

O ne day, I was leaving the church where I work when an angry woman stopped me. She threw a bag of garbage into the ...

A five-year-old was crawling on the table in a courtroom, and a girl too young to know which country she was from was trying ...

Behind the promises of progress lies a simple play: take what others built, offer nothing back, and call it innovation ...

Being a millennial has also been a key to my caregiving experience. And I’m not unique. According to the American Association of Retired Persons, or AARP, as of 2020, approximately 24 percent of ...