Roy Halladay Gave Toronto Everything—Even When We Didn’t Deserve It
The ex-Blue Jays’ search for perfection made him feel superhuman, and fans loved him for it
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Inside the All-Consuming World of Paw Patrol
How a made-in-Toronto cartoon about superhero puppies became a worldwide hit
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Using Art to Rethink the Legacy of Nazi Germany
How Canadian artist Vera Frenkel transformed a space once used to hide Hitler’s stolen treasure
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Canada’s Bid to Create a World Chess Champion
Montreal’s Eric Hansen is a self-described Chessbrah, but he could also be the best player this country has ever had
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Why Twitter Wants You to Hate
How the social platform uses anger to power its popularity
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Eight Questions for This Year’s Winner of the Man Booker Prize
George Saunders discusses writing, Donald Trump, and ass-kickery
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Gord Downie’s Final Act
The Tragically Hip frontman spent his final days challenging and confronting what it means to be Canadian
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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 Rise and Fall and Rise of Roberto Osuna
As the Blue Jays close another losing season, we’re reminded that we learn the most about athletes when nothing goes right
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In Horror Movies, Mothers Are the Ultimate Monsters
The genre loves to see women fail. But Canadian film Latched offers a compelling alternative
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