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“Take Me Instead”: Musa Abdraim, the Man Who Risked His Life to Save a Stranger
In March 2025, Musa Abdraim offered to take a young airport security officer’s place as a hostage in Kazakhstan. Hainica Magazine revisits an extraordinary act of courage and humanity.
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From a Garage Sale to a Bird Sanctuary: A Linden Street Community Initiative Takes Flight
A Toronto neighbourhood garage sale is raising funds toward a proposed bird sanctuary. Hainica Magazine follows the initiative that began on Linden Street.
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The Orélien AI Controversy: Transparency Without a Public Pile-On
Boréal deserves a fair hearing. So does Thélyson Orélien. Hainica calls for precise evidence, honest disclosure and a more humane debate about AI in publishing.
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HelloFresh Canada: Good Food for the Way We Actually Live
Hainica explores how HelloFresh Canada can help people living alone, couples, and friends organize home cooking and reduce unused ingredients.
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Pride Shouldn’t Become a Privilege: LGBTQ+ Rights After the Victory
An editorial on LGBTQ+ rights, evidence, shared responsibilities, and what Pride can become after major legal victories.
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Halloween 2026: A Little Mystery, a Lot of Imagination
Hainica Magazine welcomes October 31 with a new seasonal artwork from the Friggen Art Collection.
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The Singing Contest: October 21 at Casa do Alentejo
Season 21’s first qualifying round: October 21, 2026. Doors 6 PM, show 7 PM, at 1130 Dupont Street, Toronto.
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Why Some Ecosystems Thrive: A Global Review Finds Lessons in Conservation Success
A review of more than 70 studies offers a framework for learning from conservation and sustainability outcomes that exceed expectations.
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Milwaukee Nonprofit Secures $1.1 Million for Community-Owned Solar
Walnut Way plans a one-megawatt solar network connecting renewable energy with neighbourhood services, workforce development and stormwater improvements.
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Eight Orangutans Find a Safer Home After Borneo Wildfires
Eight rescued orangutans were relocated to protected forest in West Kalimantan on October 9, following health checks and habitat assessments.