Meagan Gillmore, Author at Canadian Affairs

Why young Canadians are the most religious

A recent poll shows more young Canadians identify as religious than older Canadians. Experts say there are reasons for this

A new study reveals how far adult Canadians live from their parents — and highlights the unique challenges distance caregivers face

Canadian Christmas tree farmers are worried some of their tree species won’t survive a warmer climate. Here’s how they — and the trees — are adapting

Single fathers lack the supports available to single mothers, sources say — and this gap hurts everyone

Quebec’s aversion to religion is well known. But experts say the lack of religious education is Canada-wide — and damages our country’s future

New data suggest race and immigration status shape who volunteers in Canada — and how

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‘MAID is no longer this exceptional procedure to facilitate the dying process,’ says expert in wake of Health Canada’s latest MAID report

The New York Times columnist on religion’s role in public life, engaging with controversial figures, and navigating secular and religious worlds

An expert committee has recommended medical bodies consider its reports when making MAID policy. It’s unclear that they will