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Immigrant parents and kids who grew up here

What feels normal to a parent who grew up in Guangzhou or Manila can look strange to a kid raised in Markham, and the other way round.

Grandma’s pile of presents: generous, too much, or just love?

Four notes from one family before the holidays, never sent.

Grandma watches the baby: gift, duty or a job?

A grandmother, a young mother, an immigrant grandfather and an aunt on the same three days a week.

“I love you” or a plate of cut fruit?

An immigrant mother, her Canadian-born daughter, her son-in-law and his grandfather on three small words.

Living at home at 29: failure, strategy or just family?

A Canadian-born father, his 29-year-old son and an immigrant grandmother on the same front door key.