One Year Later: The Women’s March on Washington
As we continue to push for women’s rights, last year’s protests have a lot to teach us about compassionate and rigorous conversation
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Is Anonymously Funded Health Research Too Risky?
A substantial donation to CAMH from an unnamed donor raises questions of ethical transparency
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What Consent Means in the Age of #MeToo
The notion that sex is fraught with ambiguity has made some kinds of assault difficult to describe and confront
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The Other Trump Book
David Frum’s Trumpocracy is a smart takedown from a Republican perspective
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Looking Back on My Montreal Kitchens
These rooms have always tried to tell me something about my relationships
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Inside the Weird World of Historical Re-enactors
From Civil War uniforms to Viking smelts, meet the people who bring history to life
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Donald Trump and Michael Wolff Are Perfect for Each Other
Dramatic and disorienting, Fire and Fury exposes a chaotic administration
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How Indigenous Communities Are Denied Their Archaeological Heritage
Canada’s laws and regulations are grounded in colonial assumptions about ownership of artifacts
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Why Google Has a Responsibility to Fight Fake News
Google gives a platform to sites that deal in outright lies and innuendo—and that’s a problem
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I Was a Bank Robber Until I Read Kant
The one thing that criminals and philosophers share is a sense of being an outsider
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