Death has a way of casting a long shadow. Too often, we imagine the final decades of life through its lens, measuring what has been lost rather than asking what remains possible. Music tells a...
Martha Wainwright has spent her life inside songs: writing them, singing them, inheriting them, and carrying them across stages around the world. At The Kappy Lectures, she will take the stage in...
Canadian artist, Stephen Andrews, explores themes around science, technology, memory and loss. Over the last 25 years he has exhibited across Canada, the U.S., Brazil, Scotland, France, Italy and...
Many words describe Sheila Kussner: visionary, advocate, humanitarian, trailblazer. Her lifelong commitment to improving cancer care resulted in the establishment of the Hope & Cope Wellness...
When we talk about palliative care, long-term illness and death and dying, it skews towards older generations. But young people have a large stake in this discussion, especially as they are most...
Salah Bachir is an entrepreneur, activist, philanthropist, and the queer son of Lebanese immigrants. In the larger-than-life world of Salah Bachir nothing is static; when he sees something that...
