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Why I Pulled My Winning Story From a Literary Magazine
The new momentum is about small acts of resistance that can lead to large-scale shifts in attitude
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Why the Trudeau Government Won’t Call Out Islamophobia
If politicians want to end hate, they have to name it for what it is
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Remembering the Quebec City Mosque Shooting
On the one-year anniversary, we gather some of our most important stories about the event, its aftermath, and religious worship in Canada
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Ursula Le Guin Taught Me That Everything I Knew about Sci-Fi Was Wrong
In a male-dominated genre, her novels stood out as a new way to write speculative fiction
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Should Oil Companies Be on the Hook for Climate Change Costs?
From wild fires to rising sea levels, ecological disasters are expected to cost Canada $5 billion per year by 2020—and some communities want big oil to pay its share
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The Radical Notion of Safe Spaces in Music
Toronto’s Venus Fest is part of a movement to prove our music scenes can be free of sexism
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Why We Need a Truth and Reconciliation Commission on Sexual Violence
Together, we can confront our history and envision a better future
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Sexual Violence in Canada, by the Numbers
What the data tells us about sexual assault and harassment
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Introducing The Walrus Year in Action
Our in-depth focus on the people, movements, and ideas that matter in 2018
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Send the Barbarian in First
Dungeons and Dragons helped me bond with my kids—and now I teach other dads to play
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