Journalism’s Wicked Problem: Save What’s Lost or Invest in What’s New?
It will take serious policy changes and unprecedented industry collaboration to turn around the story of the media’s collapse
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Editor’s Letter: Is Pandemic Tech Here to Stay?
Switching to remote communications may have felt inevitable, but that doesn’t mean the transition has been smooth
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Editor’s Letter: Why We Don’t Endorse Political Candidates
Election cycles don’t always provide depth and context for the crises we face. Good journalism does
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Editor’s Letter: Learning and Unlearning
For a magazine with an educational mandate, breaking accurate news is just as important as challenging long-standing national myths
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Editor’s Letter: The Plot Twist in COVID-19’s Story
Our drawn-out, often convoluted fight against the pandemic has been a narrative nightmare
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Editor’s Letter: The Canadian Revolution
What kind of country do we want to live in?
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Editor’s Letter: Fact-Checking
There may be fewer “fake news” accusations since Twitter suspended Donald Trump, but the atmosphere has permanently changed
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Editor’s Letter: The Hundred-Year Magazine
What does it take for a publication to survive?
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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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Can Wealthsimple Teach Millennials How Not to Be Broke?
Its minimal branding and user-friendly platform replicates the big bank services—without the human contact
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