The Fear of Failing the Victims of #MeToo
As part of my job, I listen to stories of sexual abuse. But I’ve also been complicit in not believing women
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The Problem with Polar Bear Propaganda
Inuit hunters fact-check a viral video on climate change
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The Case Against Reading Everything
Writing instructors preach exposure to different voices and styles. They are wrong
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The International Myth of Canada As a Peacekeeping Nation
For our country to fulfill its goals on the world stage, Justin Trudeau has to follow through on his promises
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The Deadly Racism of Thunder Bay
A series of stalled police investigations reveals a city that’s indifferent to Indigenous lives
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How Artificial Intelligence Could Help Hospitals Save Lives
The need for better, faster diagnosis means your next ER doctor could be a robot
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Scenes from Canada’s First Indigenous-Owned Railway
The Tshiuetin bridges the vast distance between southern and remote central Quebec
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The Modesty and Mastery of Don Coles
He taught a generation of young writers that poems take work and patience
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Remembering the Halifax Explosion
On the hundredth anniversary of the disaster, we look back at how some of the city’s children miraculously survived
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