The Accidental Activist
How an energy economist and former government adviser found himself blocking a coal train
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Rachel Giese investigates the mainstreaming of mental illness; Sasha Chapman studies Canada’s role in the worldwide collapse of honeybee colonies; Nobel laureate Mark Jaccard explains why he found himself blocking a coal train; Sarah Selecky takes Lainey Lui’s master class on celebrity culture; fiction by Zoey Leigh Peterson…
How an energy economist and former government adviser found himself blocking a coal train
Read MoreCanada’s largest mental health facility is undergoing a multimillion-dollar facelift that reflects a greater cultural shift, the mainstreaming of mental illness
Read MoreOmar Khadr and the legacy of Guantánamo Bay
Read MoreMy grandfather died while causing a seven-hour delay of game, which, according to the other grandpas, is how they all want to go now. It was the first game of …
Read MoreHoneybee colonies are collapsing around the world, putting food production in danger. We may need Canada’s Indigenous pollinators to save the day
Read MoreThe rediscovery of Ted Kotcheff’s Wake in Fright reveals an obsession with masculinity’s soft underbelly
Read MoreNational Lacrosse League captain Colin Doyle doesn’t play for fame and fortune
Read MoreWere that I were immovable as rock While you were irresistible as water! As it is, I wince at every shock Who ought to be absorbent as a blotter. My …
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