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The Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms is, by all accounts, an essential part of Canada’s democracy. It’s also celebrated around the world as one of our country’s greatest accomplishments.

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November Run

and now you hang on my shoulder / as I lead the way, taking you on, pressing the pace

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Is Simons Canada’s Next Great Department Store?

As other large North American retailers falter and close, the Quebec-based company has thrived

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Vivek Shraya Proves Kids’ Books Can Help Us Explore Messy Truths

Revenge of the Raccoons flips the narrative about the much-despised pests. But it’s also a story for grown-ups

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Letters to the Editor: December 2022

On a poet’s tarnished legacy, the housing crisis, and Quebec’s rebellious opposition leader

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How Period-Tracking Apps Can Be Weaponized by Pro-Life Advocates

With Roe v. Wade overturned in the US, menstruation apps have become a new concern in the fight for abortion rights. Do they pose the same risk in Canada?

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BEES: Labatt’s New B2B Ecosystem Launches in Canada

Labatt’s game-changing e-commerce platform is transforming what a beer and beverage company can be

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Who Gets to Be Mentally Ill?

Today, people talk about seeing a therapist like they’re going to the dentist. But our compassion around mental health still excludes the people who need it most

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Autofiction

Have I always been in the world? / No, I’ve been autumn in the middle of August.

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A New Wave of Ciders Is Bringing a Refreshing Change to Cocktail Hour

Tariq Ahmed founded Revel Cider in 2014—now he spends his days brewing batches of traditional and not-so-traditional ciders

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Editor’s Letter: Keeping in Touch

We don’t have to wait for the return of the “old ways” to feel connected

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Why the Future Is Analog

During the pandemic, our digital lives hollowed us out. Getting back in touch with reality could make us whole again

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Rising Food Prices: Could a Grocer Code of Conduct Help?

The clock is ticking as retailers and suppliers hammer out new guidelines to boost transparency

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Gabor Maté Wants to Overhaul Society

The physician and author explains what’s at the root of our deepest problems and how we can begin to heal

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The Walrus Talks at Home: Inequality

Millions of people around the world are suffering extreme poverty, yet the rich only get richer. What’s at stake?

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The Women’s National Team Taught Canada How to Be a Soccer Country

The men’s team has made it to the FIFA World Cup. But it was the women’s team that helped them get there

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Surgery Minimized My Chances of Getting Cancer. It Also Altered My Self-Image

Because of a hereditary gene mutation, I removed my breast tissue, ovaries, and fallopian tubes. I had to unlearn a lot of feelings about how I look

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Could an Indigenous-Owned Pipeline Be a Force for Good?

A wealth gap exists between Indigenous peoples and other Canadians. Some First Nations believe buying the Trans Mountain pipeline might fix it

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Going to Afghanistan

Leadership had already noticed the change in morale since the official announcement. This was the new Canadian military

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The Bar in Hell

Just pick a stranger, and do the human dance, / Wagering your lost soul on your last romance

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COVID-19 Brings the Importance of Indoor Air Quality to the Forefront

Until the COVID-19 pandemic, we rarely thought about indoor air quality as a serious health threat

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Could Climate Change Kill the Christmas Tree?

To find out what the future of the Christmas tree industry might look like, we spoke with an arborist who works as the grounds supervisor at the University of Guelph’s arboretum

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The Terrible Lottery

What is invisible is unreal, like love, / hunger, rage.

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Finding a Father on Facebook Marketplace

Why prospective parents are turning to social media for sperm donations

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Will John Irving’s The Last Chairlift Stand the Test of Time?

For decades, the celebrated author ruled the public’s imagination. But times change—how will he be read now?

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