The Danger of Romanticizing Suicide
From Kate Spade to Anthony Bourdain, too much focus is put on mythologizing celebrity deaths—not discussing the reality of mental illness
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What I Learned From Losing in the Ontario Election
If we want to make our democracy more effective, we need more diversity in politics
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This Is Not Toronto’s New Normal
After the shooting in the city’s Danforth area, let’s ditch our talking points and discuss real policy change
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How One First Nation Artist Makes Noise With Antlers and Amplifiers
Jeneen Frei Njootli’s work explores her connection to the Yukon and the caribou that live there
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Upholstery
Mrs. Naimer would swim the whole way across the lake and back, a feat everyone on the beach ignored on purpose
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The Second Coming of the Plants
Hear the piercing chorus of the cacti, the beat boxing of the giant redwoods. This is our lullaby for you, sprouts, and only you
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When Fiction Beats Fact
Recent novels from Pasha Malla, Arundhati Roy, and Mirza Waheed reveal deeper truths about the conflict in Kashmir and the people who live there
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Who Says Canadian Architecture Is Boring?
From Toronto’s Union Station to saunas in cottage country, Partisans is reimagining design
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How Indigenous Filmmakers Are Changing Contemporary Cinema
For decades, Indigenous people have been calling for better representation on the big screen—and, in the process, making world class movies
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