The Day Assad Fled: Joy, Fear, and the Weight of History
After years of silence, I can finally write about Syria again
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Are Workplaces Inherently Toxic?
Bullying. Harassment. Horrible bosses. How dream jobs turn into nightmares
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Family Doctors’ Burnout Is about More than Their Workload
Many physicians believe there needs to be a reset in how they treat patients—and their own well-being
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Why So Many Authors Are Writing Multigenerational Stories
Several new books grapple with displacement and diasporic living in ways that feel particularly resonant in this moment
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What Does “Defence” Really Mean?
The United Nations prohibits the use of force except in the case of self-defence—but that can too easily be moulded into a euphemism for retaliation, revenge, and punishment
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Much Ado about Hummus: The Fight for Bragging Rights over a Middle Eastern Dip
From beet to butterscotch, how far can hummus travel from its origins and still be hummus?
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How to Make a Movie in the North
The Grizzlies is about a lacrosse team that transformed one Nunavut community. But it’s also about Inuit leading the way
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Becoming Natan Obed
The national Inuit representative is the most important leader many Canadians haven’t heard of
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