The Epidemic of Teacher Burnout
Provincial funding for schools has been decreasing for decades. Many educators aren’t sure they can go on
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Why My Mother’s Cassava Pie Is More than a Comfort Food
Learning the history of resistance behind my family’s favourite dish
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Stop Calling Racialized Writers “Raw”
There’s a burden on writers of colour to tell stories of trauma. Authors like Dany Laferrière refuse to play along
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How Real Estate TV Became a Cruel Joke
Why would I want to watch celebrities shop for multimillion-dollar mansions while I get priced out of my own city?
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The Myth of Universal Health Care
Despite our illusions, Canada’s system is neither comprehensive nor equally accessible. What would it take to reform it?
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Canadian Authors Pick Their Favourite Books of 2020
From a dystopia that vilifies sleep to a heartbreaking account of the end of a life, here are some of our leading contemporary writers’ favourite books of the year
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Editor’s Letter: The Aftermath
In the wake of the US election and amid a raging pandemic, how can we move on?
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When QAnon Came to Canada
As the conspiracy theories continue to creep northward, experts warn that we should be prepared for anything
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How to Save the Middle Class
Our vision of the good life is stuck in the twentieth century. It’s time to reinvent it—starting with home ownership
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The Case for Affordable Child Care
For decades, we’ve known that universal child care would advance the nation. What’s taking Canada so long?
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