A name is something given to you. But for almost 10 years while Luis was part of the “hidden population,” he couldn’t use his. Instead, he borrowed a dead man’s name until he could reclaim his own.

After a series of concussions left me with debilitating treatment-resistant depression, I finally found a treatment that worked — but I didn’t hear about it from a doctor. I heard about it from a friend.

Dana Goertzen’s four-year journey to win the National Aboriginal Hockey Championship brought her closer to her heritage and created lasting memories.

Where do you see social change happen? For a group of educators and university students, it’s in an unlikely space: an elementary school music room.

In 2019, my high school esports club had fewer than 10 students showing up each week. Today, 72 schools are registered with the Manitoba School Esports Association. So what changed? As it turns out, a lot more than I ever expected.

Eldest daughters wear a lot of hats: the role model, the parentified child, the mediator, the responsible one. Online communities like #eldestdaughter are building a narrative of support that finally recognizes the backbone of the family.

How does a late-diagnosed Autistic navigate professionalism in a world built for allistics?

Growing up, my brother and I shared almost everything, but were defined by our differences: the wild child and the perfectionist. I thought I knew what ADHD looked like because of him — disruptive and impossible to ignore. It took a long time to realize we shared even more than I thought.

Technology in the classroom is supposed to enhance learning. AI is no exception. Like the tools before it, the impact of AI will depend on how we use it. Government guidelines for AI use in education don’t exist in Manitoba yet, which means teachers and schools are doing their best to figure it out.