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A History of Violence
Growing up caught between two worlds weighed down by generations of trauma, Oscar Baker III believed violence was in his blood. Facing down that lie changed his life. Feature Story
Joe and the Whale
Joe Howlett gave his life to save an animal that may already be past the point of no return. After ten centuries of annihilation, is there any way to undo the damage done? Deep Reprints
Must Preston Die?
From 1981, a look at how a vilified and stigmatized Nova Scotia community faced down the pressures that threatened to erase it from the map. Feature Story
The Rock in a Hard Place
A very real conversation with (mostly) millennial Newfoundland about the future of Canada's strangest, stormiest, screwiest province. Feature Story
Two Fighters
Why does one succumb while another endures? On trauma, loss, and learning to hit back. Feature StoryA Prison
Bianca Mercer spent six months pregnant in Nova Scotia's Burnside jail. How the corrections system failed her, and an ad-hoc group of advocates changed her life.
A Prison
Pregnancy
Bianca Mercer spent six months pregnant in Nova Scotia's Burnside jail. How the corrections system failed her, and an ad-hoc group of advocates changed her life. Feature Story
Catch and Release
From the Bay of Fundy to Boston, a journey into the short-sighted politics and antiquated economics holding back Atlantic Canada's culinary culture. Feature Story
“They Call It Syria Town”
In a shrinking city in Canada’s only shrinking province, one of the country’s largest Syrian refugee communities has found an unlikely home. Inside the tentative transformation of one family, and one city. Feature Story