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(Photo illustration by Maclean’s. Photograph by Jason Gordon/iStock.) My fascination with water began as a child, when I saw rain for the first time. I spent the first 10 years of my life in the United Arab Emirates—one of the driest countries on Earth. My sister and I had eagerly anticipated the first rainfall of…
(Photograph by Ebti Nabag. Photo illustration by Maclean’s.) Toronto restaurateur Miheer Shete didn’t let a pandemic stop him from opening an establishment of his own. After 20 years of toiling in other people’s kitchens in Mumbai, Memphis and beyond, the chef launched his own at-home operation, preparing and delivering home-cooked meals at a time when most…
(Photograph by Britta Kokemor/iStock) Despite nominal advances in feminism over the last 50 years, the gendered wealth gap is still a pressing problem that’s keeping women poorer than their male counterparts: in Canada, women account for just 23.2 per cent of the top one per cent of earners. Globally, the story is much the same—women…
Jen (above right) stands on the back deck of her Sudbury home with her husband, Chris (above left), and their daughter, Nora. (Photography by Michelle Lillie.) I’ve been with my husband, Chris, for 14 years. We started dating in our final year of high school and got married in 2017. We’re both 32 now and…
I spend 12 hours a day in a greenhouse, but the hardest part of my job is being apart from family (Illustration by Adrian Hogan) I grew up in a small farming community called Aux Lyon in St. Lucia. As a young boy, I yearned to travel, so when my eldest sister told me there…
(Photograph by iStock, illustration by Maclean’s) It’s been my dream to live by the ocean ever since I got my first taste of it as a teenager. I grew up in Toronto, and in 1985, when I was 16, my family vacationed in Hawaii. We went to a little resort where I got my first…
“I dealt with bank statements and insurance papers, paid hydro bills and translated during doctor visits.” “I realized I had multiple roles: a child, a caretaker, a friend, and, in some ways, a therapist. I didn’t realize how much responsibility I had placed on my shoulders.” (Photography by Jackie Dives) I was born in Taipei…
Too often, dementia patients are treated as a collection of needs and symptoms to manage, rather than real people with unique life stories, preferences and habits. (Photograph by iStock) I didn’t exactly have a normal home life growing up. My parents ran a foster home in Alberta and provided kids who had difficult childhoods with…
Governments try to address issues like addiction and mental illness before helping people find housing. That’s the wrong approach. “With an increase in inflation and a lack of affordable housing across the country, we need to address homelessness as quickly and efficiently as possible” (illustration by Maclean’s) Last year, I met a 73-year-old woman who…
“The people here are open-minded. I’m always going to art and fashion shows and concerts.” “The Eaton Centre was the first place I visited in Toronto” (illustration by Victor Kerlow) I come from a family of entrepreneurs. My dad operates a shipping company in Nigeria, and my mother has worked as a baker and a…