The Case Against Literary Tennis Writing
Literary journalism that is nominally about the sport can be good—if you happen to be reading David Foster Wallace. In most other circumstances, not so much
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The Reason More People Don’t Drive Electric Cars
Without a national charging system, eco vehicles are just fancy toys
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Inside the Controversial Concussion Lab That Could Save Football
Why Toronto researchers are questioning the link between the sport and long-term brain damage
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How a White Mom Teaches Her Black Son To Stay Alive in America
Educating my son about hatred has taught us both painful lessons about racism
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Why We Find It So Hard to Describe Grief
Sometimes the best way for writers to express loss is to avoid it entirely
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Why You Can’t Afford an Apartment in Canada’s Biggest Cities
As housing prices soar, a chronic shortage of rental units is creating a new market squeeze
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The Unwitting Role of Canadian Media in Marketing Hatred
What responsibility do mainstream journalists have when reporting on the antics and ideas of far-right provocateurs?
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Preparing for the End of American Leadership
Canada is ready for a world without the United States as its global superpower
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How Canada Became a Tennis Powerhouse
Inside the bid to take Canadian players from obscurity to stardom
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Man of Letters
Jack Rabinovitch was one of my father’s truest friends—and a pillar in my own life
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