Canadians Are Better than Other People
Alone among Western nations, our country has completely rejected the global trend toward shrill nativism
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Does Bannock Have a Place in Indigenous Cuisine?
Though it’s typically considered traditional food, its origins are more complicated
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Many Shades of Invisible
In his new book, Kamal Al-Solaylee explores the powerlessness of having brown skin
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Ukraine’s Mine Field
A young boy lost both his legs when the RPG he was playing with exploded. What Canadian soldiers are doing to help
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The Rainbow Festival
Every year, my mother transformed our home into an inn. The parlour became the gentlemen’s lounge, the dining room became the breakfast nook, and most of the other rooms were turned into guest bedrooms
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As Conducted by Seiji Ozawa
Eight p.m. and an extended vowel sounds from the pit, instruments braying, sustaining the nasal pitch of the audience. When Massey Hall quiets, a spotlight sets beyond its seats, and …
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Capes and Tights
Mourning Darwyn Cooke, superhero artist of the comic world
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Rap on Trial
How courts are using song lyrics to convict young Black men
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The Philippine Connection
How one woman turned Whitehorse into a promised land
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Closing the Book on Newfoundland’s Libraries
The province’s cuts are an attack on writers, publishers, students—and culture
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