If you move through life with ease, rarely encountering physical or structural barriers, accessibility might be an afterthought. But accessibility doesn’t just impact people with disabilities, it impacts everyone. When we build ramps for people in wheelchairs, we also make spaces more accessible for people with walkers, women with strollers, and young children. When we design a program that accommodates people with visual impairment, we make it more accessible for neurodive

There have been countless headlines ringing the alarm on the ‘male loneliness crisis’. It has been covered in everything from the Guardian to Fortune and Forbes. It is everywhere. And yes, the loneliness crisis is real, but the way that it is being framed lacks nuance and context. Loneliness is not a niche issue that only affects men, it is a widespread systemic issue that affects women, teens, newcomers, seniors, and well, honestly, everyone. According to a recent Pew res

There are many milestones that showcase the advancement of women’s equity in Canada. From fighting for the right to divorce in 1926, to opening a bank account without a man’s signature in 1964, women have made incredible progress in ensuring that all women have access to choice and freedom. But, there are dozens of 21st century examples of women fighting for policy change that have yet to enter the canon. Women have been fighting for guaranteed childcare, an end to gender-

We are proud to honour 10 notable Black Canadians throughout history you need to know about, including trailblazers, changemakers, and leaders whose achievements helped pave the way for future generations. By sharing their stories, we aim not only to celebrate their lasting impact, but also to recognize the resilience, excellence, and influence of Black Canadians who have helped shape this country. Their legacies remind us that Black history IS Canadian history.