Still Life
Our son was born with dark, wet hair and a button nose. His eyes were closed, but the death certificate later said they were brown
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Campus Confidential
Where’s the line between accommodating disabled students and coddling them?
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Vancouver’s Flimsy Foreign Tax
The 15 percent charged to offshore buyers won’t slow the real estate market—there are too many loopholes to make it effective
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Can You Hear It?
For years, Windsor residents have been haunted by a hum in the air. Turns out, they’re not alone
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Sue You to the Moon and Back
Vexatious litigants bring frivolous, repetitive, and outlandish claims before the courts. Here are some of Canada’s most notorious
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Owning Our Privilege
Think you can go it alone in today’s real estate market? Think again
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Harry Potter Lives On
What happens when famous literary characters outgrow their creators?
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Why Is the Goal More Medals?
A Canadian medallist on why our Olympic strategy betrays the spirit of the Games
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Don’t Be a Grammar Troll
The web may be a pedant’s paradise, but there are good reasons to keep your asterisks to yourself
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Harrily Ever After
It’s been almost twenty years since Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone. Why are we still reading?
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