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NATIONAL POST -- Among ordinary Russians, regret over war with Ukraine mixed with suspicion of West
BY KATHARINE LAKE BERZ (FGJ ‘22) -- Elena, an insurance clerk in Moscow, is anxious about the bloody war in Ukraine that Russian President Vladimir Putin calls a “special operation.” READ MORE.
NATIONAL POST -- THE NEW B.C. BUD
BY LIANA HWANG (FGJ ‘23) -- It’s early morning, and like generations of tea pickers on the other side of the world, workers on the Westholme Tea Company’s farm are carefully hand-harvesting the traditional pluck of a bud and two leaves. READ MORE.
NATIONAL POST -- Outside Buckingham Palace, a disparate crowd gathers to mourn their Queen
BY JEFFREY MO (FGJ ‘22) -- Just after midnight, less than six hours after Queen Elizabeth II’s death was announced to the public, a balding white man in his 50s wearing a long-sleeved purple polo shirt staggered right into me in front of Buckingham Palace. I apologized profusely like a stereotypical Canadian. He looked at me, shook my hand and sincerely said, “Sorry, sorry! It’s just good to see another English person here.” READ MORE.
NATIONAL POST -- The ‘blood, sweat and tears’ behind baked goods that look too nice to eat
BY NATALIE JESIONKA (FGJ ‘21) -- Most of my cookies are not made to be eaten,” says Christine Dutcher of Hamilton, Ont. “To me, they are pieces of art made using food ingredients. ”Dutcher is part of a global community of cookiers, decorators who specialize in designing and decorating elaborate sugar cookies that many in the community consider a form of art. READ MORE.
NATIONAL POST -- B.C. courts deny child her own lawyer in 18-year divorce case: 'I just felt totally silenced'
BY JOSEPHINE WONG (FGJ ‘20) -- Sahara Davis’s parents separated a month after she was born, but she was 18 before their divorce proceedings fully concluded. Her entire childhood was caught up in their long battle. READ MORE.
NATIONAL POST -- Medical students running errands for health-care workers and their families
BY ALAN TANIGUCHI (FGJ ‘20) -- They may not yet be allowed on the front lines of Canada’s battle against the COVID-19 pandemic, but medical students in several provinces are still finding ways to pitch in. READ MORE.
