With 26.4% of all Canadians being first-generation immigrants, caregiving can and often does transcend borders. Loved ones will often still be in their home countries, and this can make providing care more challenging. For most people who are transnational caregivers,...

Caregivers for people with addiction are often blamed and isolated, while facing unique caregiving challenges that can profoundly impact their well-being. They support a loved one who may reject or sabotage their help through cycles of high stress that can...

Caregiving is often described as a labour of love, but it can also become a source of conflict. Disputes can arise between caregivers, with the care recipient, and with healthcare professionals, making an already stressful situation much harder to manage....