Yes, “Me Too” Can Lead to Change
When I broke the long silence around my sexual assault, I found a community
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Inside the Indigenous Fight to Reshape Canada’s History
From monuments to street names, communities are questioning how we celebrate our nation’s founding
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Portraits of Resilience
I travelled across Saskatchewan to photograph Indigenous women whose loved ones have disappeared or died
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The Danger of Putting Youth on Antidepressants
Why medication shouldn’t be the default treatment for our kids’ mental health
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The Case For Diagnosing Yourself Online
Googling our ailments is turning us into a nation of hypochondriacs. But it could also help fix an overburdened health care system
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Why Canada Missed its Best Chance to Deradicalize the Alt-Right
For years, experts on extremist groups have said rising white supremacy is a bigger threat within our borders than ISIS—but few listened. Now it could be too late
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It’s Been a Tough Summer to Be a Jew
With Nazism on the rise in North America, I’ve never felt more targeted—or more scared
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How an Online Bartering Group (Almost) Saved Me from the Wedding Industrial Complex
My DIY wedding felt like a feminist choice—until I realized how much work I had to do
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How Schools Can Stop Killing Creativity
With the world in crisis, it’s more urgent than ever for students to develop original thinking
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How the Alt-Right Is Winning Over University Campuses
The movement has gained ground among students by blurring the lines between free speech and hate
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