Throughout India, street barbers can be found almost anywhere: on roadsides, under bridges and in small shacks. Armed with a pair of scissors, a straight blade and a small mirror or shard of glass, most barbers earn between 200 to 250 rupees a day (
       
     
Projects / Street Barbers
On March 26, 2012 a traditional Jewish wedding was held between Mussie Matusof (above) and Mendel Rosenblum. In Orthodox Jewish marriages, the groom veils the bride before the ceremony, reminiscent of a biblical tale. Here, Mussie Matusof is reading
       
     
Projects / Living Orthodox
A group of children chide each other outside of their apartment in the Muslim district in Varanasi.
       
     
Projects / India
With 70 per cent of India’s population living in rural areas, the health and welfare of women and children is swiftly falling behind. In a culture where men "are fed first, the most and the best," according to Swami Varishthananda, women are often b
       
     
Projects / 20-Mile Divide
Rachel Notley supports Calgary-Fort NDP candidate Joe Ceciin Calgary on April 8, 2015.
       
     
Projects / Alberta Election 2015
One year after the costliest disasters Canada has ever seen, the northern Alberta city of Fort McMurray experienced successes and challenges while rebuilding after the 2016 wildfire that tore through the area – and it wasn’t just the people affected
       
     
Projects / One-Year After the Fort McMurray Fire
       
     
Projects / Día de los Muertos in Puerto Vallarta