How Squirrels Took over Our Cities
We imported these fluffy colonists to fill our urban parks. They’ve been getting stronger ever since
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Death by a Thousand Cuts
How an army of mental health professionals let my daughter down
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Why Canada Needs Paid Menstrual Leave
We want to lead the world on women’s issues. Let’s start at home
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On Cultural Appropriation, Canadians Are Hypocrites
Citizens of this country believe in the value of protecting one’s culture—except when it comes to Indigenous people
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An Inuit Artist’s Unusual Route to International Fame
Kananginak Pootoogook’s work is keenly perceptive of his world—and how that world is perceived by outsiders
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The Sport with No Referees
As Ultimate Frisbee makes a bid for the Olympics, can it maintain its trust-based system?
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Overburdened
Mental health issues cost Nova Scotia and PEI more than a billion dollars a year. But with long wait times and a shortage of specialists, the provinces are facing a crisis in providing adequate care
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Canada’s Middle Class Is on the Brink of Ruin
Why we’d rather binge on cheap credit than live within our means
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The Case for Prison Reform
The harsh American model has failed. Here’s how we can do better
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What the Handmaid’s Tale Can Teach Us about Girl Scouts
With its dystopian theme, the series underscores a lesson: Be Prepared
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