Unpublished Newswire

Good morning. We look at what we’ve learned about the tragedy in Vancouver’s Filipino community – more on that below, along with Ontario’s measles outbreak and a change on Donald Trump’s national security team. But first:Today’s headlinesConservative caucus will meet to select an interim opposition leader amid concerns that Liberals are trying to poach disgruntled MPsAlberta‘s Justice Minister has a personal relationship with a man whose businesses are tied to the province’s health authority investigationGeneral Motors cuts its profit outlook on tariff exposure risk while China signals...

I came to know grief from the bad breath—the dry mouth, the fatigue, the nausea. I was twenty-one when my father died of brain cancer. At first, the corporeal sensations were all I could manage. At the time, I wrote in my journal that grief felt like an infinite black ocean with no horizon: some days I drowned, some days I had a small rowboat. Now, grief is something I’ve simply learned to live with, even on days when it feels as fresh as in the beginning. In those early days, I mentally tracked my grief’s progression. I vaguely knew about the so-called “stages of grief” from...