Is Canada to Blame for Human Rights Abuses in Guatemala?
Canadian mining firms are not held responsible for horrors inflicted on Indigenous communities by foreign subsidiaries. But a Toronto court could change that
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In Cloud Country
Within our borders, / your hair frays cirrus into sky, while that bride, / so serious in every photo, never had to be you.
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Road to Everywhere
The Trans-Canada Highway killed our sense of adventure. Here’s how to revive the thrill of the unknown
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Should Queen Elizabeth II Be Canada’s Last Monarch?
Monarchists want you to love Prince Charles; republicans want you to reject him. But mostly, they both just want you to care
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A True Canadian Holds the Door Open
Being polite makes us who we are. It can also make us obnoxious
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Searching for the Secrets of the Universe in Sudbury, Ontario
Dark matter has never been observed directly. Canada’s SNOLAB hopes to change that
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The Strange History of ‘O Canada’
Disliked by the French and misunderstood by the English, what the anthem says about our nation
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Anger and Indifference on Lake Winnipeg
Is the viscous green sludge that coats the water an ecological disaster—or just a nuisance for beachgoers?
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Audiobook Anxiety and What Constitutes ‘Real’ Reading
Romanticizing the printed word ignores all of the other benefits storytelling can offer
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The Business Case for Sexual Diversity
Being visibly out at your job is not only a question of justice—it also makes for a better workplace
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