What My Father's Death Taught Me about Poetry
Between something and nothing, poems—and life—find their meaning
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The Canadian Narrative about Slavery Is Wrong
Casting ourselves as the “saviours” of African American fugitives fits neatly into our national identity. But this country, too, was founded on exploitation
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Omar Khadr and Canada's War on Terror
As Trudeau’s Liberals consider sending troops back to Afghanistan, we need to consider whether the use of “hard power” has made Canadians any safer
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When Death Is a Choice
As medically assisted dying becomes a reality, one man picks his final day
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It's Not My Job to Teach You about Indigenous People
If you don’t have time to educate yourself, then I can’t help you
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Does Canadian Media Have a Right-wing Bias?
While the far right appears on daily news, the far left has yet to break through the mainstream
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British Columbia’s Perfect Firestorm
Why this year’s wildfires are so severe—and what can be done to stop them in the future
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What's Holding Back the East Coast Music Scene?
Despite a wealth of talent, Atlantic Canadian acts are struggling to break into the mainstream
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Omar Khadr and the Shame of the Canadian Press
Anger over the settlement has never been about law or even policy. It’s about how we see the crimes of people who do not look like us
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