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“Just breathe.” White snow blows across my computer screen as these words appear: “Why are you so nervous?” A soft…
“Just breathe.” White snow blows across my computer screen as these words appear: “Why are you so nervous?” A soft…
Bà nội uses one swollen foot to pull herself around in her wheelchair. That’s the image I see, the sound…
The English Oxford Dictionary (OED) defines grief as “a very sad feeling, especially when someone dies.” Featuring up to six…
Despite my classes being online, I chose to spend my second year in residence at the University of Toronto Mississauga….
On May 31, 2021, I, along with the rest of the students at the University of Toronto Mississauga (UTM), received…
We shuffle them up like a set of old documents relegated to the storage unit. Just important enough not to…
At the height of the pandemic, almost half the world spent 18 hours a day in their homes. Thrust into…
The start of summer 2020 was a bumpy one for me. Two months of online school and ten pounds later,…
Context In Ontario, 90 per cent of the population resides within 160 kilometres of the American border. The remaining ten…
Private investigators have been around for decades, working behind the scenes and gathering vital information for clients. The image of…
a day unfolding in its own shapeless way. by noon the world will hum into shades of flame all will…
Windows are a staple of The Medium office. There’s some meaning to be derived from them about transparency and the search for…
“Don’t worry if you can’t recognize them,” my dad says to my sisters and me as we push our luggage…
It takes me a while to acclimate to Russia’s white nights. As light peers through the windows and drapes across…
The names in this piece have been changed to protect individual privacy. “Do you want to prove them right?” When…