The holidays are a perfect time to slow down and send a little light to friends and family. A printed card still feels special: someone held your photo, read your words, and put that envelope in the m ...

What would an acorn write to an oak tree? Or a coat to her button? A child to his toes? A pebble to the river? Dear Acorn, ...

My hope is that the sculpture gives some dignity to the life of Charlie and to all of us. We are slowly moving away from this ...

Sarah Mullally will legally become the archbishop of Canterbury at her “confirmation of election” at St. Paul’s Cathedral in ...

A new documentary explores how the show turned troubled individuals’ actions into a quasi-pornographic exhibit meant for an ...

Kiki Klassen started the Lucky Duck Mail Club not long before last year’s Canada Post strike and spent about five hours ...

Attending group therapy as a teen with sickle cell taught columnist Michelle Harlan the importance of mental healthcare for ...

Columnist Jennifer Lynne writes about Domenic, a young man with severe hemophilia B, whose life was transformed after receiving gene therapy.

A pulmonary hypertension diagnosis left columnist Jolie Lizana with more grief than she could handle. Now she believes she's ...

For more than 40 years, we have had a federal law on Access to Information to permit the public to ask for government records ...

Columnist Alyssa Silva shares how a stranger's story helped her parents navigate her SMA diagnosis — a testament to the power ...

Using a specially designed back brace in addition to physical therapy worked better to ease scoliosis in children with SMA ...