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It’s been three years since our last normal weekend. A comprehensive study has found that we were surprisingly mentally resilient in the months that followed. But we shouldn’t assume that will continue → Read More
It feels as if, during the pandemic, a line was crossed – and the bad behaviour is only getting more pronounced → Read More
Ms. Glavin kept a secret for 25 years that she had been part of a spying operation for the Allies where, under Alan Turing’s leadership, encrypted communications were intercepted and decoded → Read More
Racism is fuelling violence in North America. So why is teaching critical race theory so controversial? → Read More
Alexander Brose, the former executive director and CEO of the Tianjin Juilliard School, will become president designate on Sept. 1. of this year → Read More
The absolute horrors of the twin earthquakes serve as a terrifying reminder that the big one could hit Canada’s West Coast at any time → Read More
The NFL legend’s re-retirement earned him online jeers. But why mock, when many of us also struggle with knowing when to walk away – and when there’s much to gain from those who decide to stay? → Read More
Police were dealing with a distressed person on the ledge of the bridge, which led to an eight hour delay for commuters → Read More
The state wants to take aim at the so-called ‘grooming’ of children – yet it appears to be grooming kids for ignorance with chilling, draconian book bans, which are becoming popular across the U.S. → Read More
It’s all too familiar now: A deadly mass shooting in the U.S., this time at Monterey Park, Calif., has left people feeling fearful and targeted, and searching for an explanation → Read More
We need to re-evaluate our relationship to alcohol, and the funny wine memes. ‘Wine a little and you’ll feel better.’ Yeah, but you also might die younger → Read More
The old trope of Vancouver being all mountains, oceans and Gore-Tex and no culture is tired and pure fiction → Read More
Dollywood offers thrills and Dolly-specific attractions that live up to its namesake’s well-earned icon status → Read More
A new Canadian film shows how nasty comments are attempts to keep women out of professional, political and academic arenas where men previously enjoyed domination → Read More
The city has endured tragedy after tragedy in the past eight months, and for Canadians in or from Southern Ontario, it’s hit home in a particular way → Read More
A provincial election looms in the spring of 2023, so to get her year off on the right foot, Danielle Smith may want to consider making some New Year’s resolutions → Read More
In this, our third terrible year in a row, a few good things happened → Read More
As sympathy for the young once-royal couple reaches an all-time high, along comes the old guard → Read More
The institution has been engulfed in staff turmoil, and some issues are emerging with exhibits → Read More
Jews aren’t always thought of as a marginalized group, but the discrimination is real. → Read More