Lori-Anne Noyahr is an anesthesiologist and accomplished poet with recent work featured in a variety of venues.
Posted: Wednesday April 8, 2026
Lori-Anne Noyahr is an anesthesiologist and accomplished poet with recent work featured in a variety of venues.
Posted: Wednesday April 8, 2026
A reflection on navigating illness and identity through the lens of narrative-based medicine.
Posted: Wednesday April 1, 2026
Cynthia Gralla is featured in Best Canadian Essays 2026 for her essay on childlessness, identity, and women’s experiences in modern society.
Posted: Monday February 9, 2026
Catherine Brooks, a curator of Stories for Medicine, shares a reflective piece on healing in her blog piece “A Short Story About Imperfection.”
Posted: Monday February 9, 2026
Paula Holmes-Rodman has been honoured with the King Charles III Coronation Medal, and has published a new story in Ars Medica.
Posted: Tuesday December 2, 2025
Foundational Certificate alum Ray Torbiak immerses readers in a spy thriller with debut novel Novichok: The Novice Assassin.
Posted: Friday November 28, 2025
Charles Hayter’s nostalgic storytelling has been longlisted for the 2025 CBC Nonfiction Prize for his essay “The Boy Who Loved Alice.”
Posted: Saturday November 15, 2025
Listen along and trace the passage of time woven through the lines of this poem penned by Petal Abdool.
Posted: Wednesday October 8, 2025
Ryan Giroux reads a personal narrative reflection that contemplates identity, resilience, and belonging.
Posted: Friday September 12, 2025
Rory O’Sullivan reads from an original short narrative: “Teachings.”
Posted: Tuesday September 2, 2025