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How Indigenous Filmmakers Are Changing Contemporary Cinema
For decades, Indigenous people have been calling for better representation on the big screen—and, in the process, making world class movies
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When Your Government Wants to Remove Sex From Sex-Ed
Doug Ford’s fight against Ontario’s curriculum is an assault on reality
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Who Really Decides What Goes Into Canada’s Food Guide?
Teachers rely on the guide to help students learn about healthy eating—and that’s why lobbyists shouldn’t be allowed near it
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RBC Foundation Presents
The Walrus Talks The Future of the Arts (Toronto 2018)
A showcase of the writers, performers, musicians, and thinkers that are defining Canada’s artistic future.
Toronto 7 p.m. ET, Tuesday, November 27, 2018
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The Future of Biography
Social media is breathing new life into an esteemed literary genre
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The World Cup’s Radical Defiance of Modern Masculinity
What soccer players can teach men about crying, vulnerability, and loss
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Is the World Ready for Canada to Be a Marijuana Superpower?
In a few months, the land of maple syrup will lead the global weed economy
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Bruce McArthur, Gay Culture, and the Questionable Tone of Media Coverage
When it comes to the alleged serial killer, some reporters are missing the real story because they are too busy sensationalizing the sex
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