Memoir

The e-health revolution: Online care helped save this woman’s life

Sara Black McCulloch was diagnosed with—and treated for—a rare form of cancer over the phone

The e-health revolution: This doctor helps patients monitor their stats from home

Respirologist Victoria Chan figured out a way for Covid patients to keep track of their vitals on their phones

We laughed, we cried, we hugged our grandparents. True tales from the summer’s reopening

A series of memoirs from the people who lived it

How I got Canada’s first post-Covid double lung transplant

I was unconscious, on the brink of death, and then I woke up with two healthy new lungs

“I made 8,000 candles in my apartment”: How one woman transformed her Instagram side hustle into a bricks-and-mortar store

"When we opened registration for our first candle-making class, it sold out in half an hour"

“She showed them her new shoes and her big-girl backpack”: This seven-year-old reunited with her grandparents after nearly two years of separation

They threw her a llama-themed birthday party

We bought a ramshackle 1970s motel in Thornbury for $1.2 million. Now it’s a boutique roadside destination

"The first night, my eyes welled up with tears. I was seeing this vision come to life"

What it’s like to open a resort during a pandemic

"When Covid happened, we had a really expensive pile of dirt and not much else," says Wander the Resort owner Shannon Hunter

The Class of 2021: “Dan Levy posted about my Pride campaign on social media”

Our 12-part series on high school grads in the year of Covid

The Class of 2021: “I’ve probably reorganized the furniture in my bedroom five times, if you want to know how bored I am”

Our 12-part series on high school grads in the year of Covid

The class of 2021: “My whole family tested positive in December”

Our 12-part series on high school grads in the year of Covid

The class of 2021: “I miss my friends. I haven’t seen some of them in over a year”

Our 12-part series on high school grads in the year of Covid

The class of 2021: “The quadmester went by so quickly. In physics, we only had four tests and most of us flunked the first two”

Our 12-part series on high school grads in the year of Covid

The class of 2021: “A few days into Ramadan, I got Covid”

Our 12-part series on high school grads in the year of Covid

The class of 2021: “I’m immunocompromised, so I’ve been at home since last March”

Our 12-part series on high school grads in the year of Covid