By Heather Taylor-Singh Going into a creative career can be challenging. But what if you aren’t taught the skills to sustain a successful...

By Emma Sandri The heat was sweltering. It was June and the air conditioning didn’t extend into the seventh and eighth graders’ hallways....

By Emma Buchanan There is vibrancy in the clutter of Mia Yaguchi-Chow’s home. Just when you think you’ve seen everything, there’s another...

By Zanele Chisholm My head keeps spinning until I feel the blood-moon howling at me. Was it my mother? Begging me to come… Home. Could it...

By Jordan Currie Funny how monsters can keep praying on the bodies of the young and beautiful in exchange for spotlights (or, in exchange...

My name is Jada Muirhead. I am 10 years old, and live in Connecticut, U.S.A. I was given a writing assignment in class and my teacher...

By Jordan Currie And so it seems that violation only brings out her titles case after case after case daughter mother sister wife She...

By Maddy Hillis Part 1: Mothballs (January) The therapist’s office smelled like mothballs and cheap lavender candles. I sat on the worn...

By Dhriti Gupta I scan the rows upon rows of brightly packaged creams and lipsticks of every colour imaginable. My mom has let me loose...

By Lisa Belmonte In the world of fashion, trends come and go with every new runway show and fashion week around the globe. In recent...

By Jordan Currie How modern children’s cartoons are becoming more visible with LGBTQ+ representation When Marceline and Princess...

A short story by Bree Duwyn As an Indigenous woman, I believe it is important to give attention to some of the issues that Indigenous...

By Raizel Harjosubroto It was during a subway ride when I realized how little space I’ve trained myself to take. The man sitting across...

By Sam Di Benedetto I. The boy who destroyed me The monotone of his voice made me cry. His words were empty and grey, but his eyes were a...

Unpacking what arranged marriage is, what forced marriage is and how to escape. By Sarah Chew He was her best friend. He was a stranger....

A photo essay by Aya Baradie As women, we are encouraged to censor and dilute ourselves to avoid being labelled as overly attached and...

By Dhriti Gupta As a second generation Indian-Canadian, I often find myself struggling to strike a balance between my personal and...

a photo essay by Amber Dror This photo series, Hue, explores the relationship between gender and emotion. It looks at the construct of...

An introduction by Jessica Felicity Kasiama The collective body is a cocoon and inside the cocoon is an egg, waiting to become a...

By Emily Peotto Dr. Christine Blasey Ford, stone-faced and fiercely intelligent, stands in front of the Senate Judiciary Committee. Her...