Drew Edwards

Suburban Chronicles: Gruelling bike race was rain-soaked and ...

Suburban Chronicles: The harsh reality of aging may be catching up

Suburban Chronicles: We can strive for something better than our ...

Suburban Chronicles: Cannabis is strangely normal and mainstream

So much of what I learned at the Ontarian formed the foundation of who I have become, the work I do, the family I value more than anything else, writes Drew Edwards

The concept of Canada Day has gotten a little weird and celebrating it like I always did seems out of step with the realities of life in this country at the moment, writes Drew Edwards

For the past 22 years, I have carried a picture of my daughter in my wallet. The photo was taken just moments after she was born and she looks serene

When it comes to climate change, I used to take a certain amount of cold comfort — no pun intended — in the notion that it was going to take

As the proud father of a trans kid, here’s my opinion on “parents’ rights” and forcing teachers to disclose when students want to change their pronouns or identify as a

Share via Text Message After founding Speed River Bicycle shop more than 30 years ago, Cosmo Carere (right) has sold his stake to long-time employee James Fedosov (left) who will now own the store with Tim Plunkett (centre.) The shop has been a downtown staple since 1992.