The Making of Moonstruck
The 1987 rom-com starring Cher and Nicolas Cage seemed doomed to fail. Director Norman Jewison turned it into a modern classic
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Labelling the Proud Boys Terrorists May Do More Harm than Good
The decision may feel like justice, but expanding the designation could have unintended consequences
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The Night Steve Bannon Came to Toronto
His Munk Debate with David Frum filled an auditorium with sound and fury, but was anyone listening?
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The Unpopularity of Female Politicians Has Everything to Do With Sexism
Why voters love to hate leaders like Kathleen Wynne
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The New Life of Brian Mulroney
A new biography reassesses the legacy—and tracks the comeback—of our eighteenth prime minister
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The Professor of Piffle
The dangerous underside of Jordan Peterson’s crusade against the humanities
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Punching Nazis Won’t End Fascism
Antifa argues that violence is necessary, but a rigorous democracy is a far stronger weapon
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Why Canada’s New Cultural Policy Will Be Terrible for the Arts
Turning artists into tech entrepreneurs is a triumph of Silicon Valley values
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The Unwitting Role of Canadian Media in Marketing Hatred
What responsibility do mainstream journalists have when reporting on the antics and ideas of far-right provocateurs?
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Omar Khadr and Canada’s War on Terror
As Trudeau’s Liberals consider sending troops back to Afghanistan, we need to consider whether the use of “hard power” has made Canadians any safer
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