Is Facebook Good for the World?
As Facebook grows, many have asked whether it’s now too big to fail. The real question is: what is it trying to become?
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How Stuart McLean Taught Me That the World Is a Good Place
I spent more than ten years producing The Vinyl Cafe—and it was nowhere near enough time with the most generous man in Canada
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The Case Against Reading Everything
Writing instructors preach exposure to different voices and styles. They are wrong
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How Artificial Intelligence Could Help Hospitals Save Lives
The need for better, faster diagnosis means your next ER doctor could be a robot
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Digital Distraction Is Bad for Creativity
What a silent evening with an author I admired taught me about solitude and writing well
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Toss of the Bitcoin
Canadians have poured millions into blockchain, but many don’t know what they’re buying
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Sheila Barry Was the Superhero of Canadian Children’s Literature
As publisher of Groundwood Books, she was the type of editor who would encourage you to jump—and then be your net
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The Age of Creativity
My father is a remarkable painter. And he’s done some of his best work in his eighties
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New Plagiarism Accusations Against Bestselling Author Jill Bialosky
An exclusive look at allegations against the executive editor and vice-president of New York publishing firm W.W. Norton
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Montreal’s New Art Exhibit Celebrates Leonard Cohen’s Influence
“A Crack in Everything” is a wide-ranging show of visual art, film, music, and dance inspired by the city’s favourite son
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