A small museum in Montreal can teach larger institutions a thing or two about community-engaged exhibits.

In Canada, Indigenous children are more than six times more likely than their non-Indigenous peers to be removed from their families by child welfare agencies ...

In his Fall 2018 story "Self-made métis," Darryl Leroux searched for the roots of a growing group in Quebec: tens of thousands of people who ...

In his Fall 2018 feature on the Trans Mountain pipeline battle, Ethan Lou chronicled behind-the-scenes tactics of governments and activists. Much of his information came ...

History lessons weren't enough to overcome the government's pipeline hurdles.

An excerpt from Twin Studies, a novel.

A historic French-Canadian church in Massachusetts meets its end.

An interview by Rachel Rose.

A conversation with author Maxime Raymond Bock.

Étienne Lajoie interviews Marta Iwanek and Christian Borys about their documentary, Vika.

An excerpt from Women Who Dig: Farming, Feminism, and the Fight to Feed the World.

The abortion pill finally reaches the Canadian market.

On immersing oneself in Christmas melancholia.

Our eighth annual round-up of the most-read pieces, from cover stories to blogs, posted on the Maisy site. Here are 2017's top reads.

Our contributors on their favourite reads of the year.

A busy year in publishing for Maisy contributors.

An Interview with Guillaume Morissette

Kim Fu interviews Naben Ruthnum about his new book, Curry.

A conversation with Haley Cullingham and Erica Lenti.

A short list for #WITmonth