The challenge of acknowledging and redressing historical wrongs
GERRY CHIDIAC: Embracing our liability for historical wrongs is essential to finding meaning and happiness in life
Category: Life
Canadian Automotive Museum celebrates 60 years of preserving Canada’s car legacy
DALE JOHNSON: Take a journey through Canada’s automotive history
Public schools have a duty to protect queer kids
ERIKA SHAKER and JOHN MILTON: Unveiling the motives behind anti-2SLGBTQ+ school protests
What if your career depended on your ability to spot a lie?
CAROL KINSEY GOMAN: Being able to spot deception at work could boost your career
Eliminating plastics should not jeopardize food security
SYLVAIN CHARLEBOIS: The decision to eliminate plastics is ideological and effectively sidelines science
Belgium’s capital, Brussels, has a lot to offer
THE FRUGAL TRAVELLER: A city that effortlessly combines rich history, vibrant culture, and delectable cuisine
Africa’s rising instability could have dangerous consequences for the entire planet
GERRY CHIDIAC: Will our future relationship with Africa be based on continued pillage or partnership? What we decide could decide our future
Barbie’s success masks women’s real-world wage disparity
KATHERINE SCOTT: Box office bonanza can’t hide stark wage inequities faced by women
A small fix with big implications for food prices stalled in Senate
FRANCO TERRAZZANO: Food prices soar as Senate fails to act on crucial carbon tax exemption bill for farmers
Are you lying or is your eye just itchy?
FAITH WOOD: These 7 facial gestures can denote deceit but also be the result of simple nervousness
Dollarama a lifeline for Canadians struggling to make ends meet
SYLVAIN CHARLEBOIS: Its rock-bottom prices a game-changer for the food industry
This flu season, remember Sweden’s no-mask pandemic success
SHAWN WHATLEY: Sweden’s low excess mortality rate during the pandemic presents a challenge to those pushing for renewed restrictive measures
Debate over ‘anti-racism’ education intensifies in Ontario
DAVID MILLARD HASKELL: Parents are fighting back against the Ontario School Board’s Critical Race Theory indoctrination
Twitter mistook a fake Haruki Murakami for the real thing
MICHAEL TAUBE: Our columnist’s mea culpa: he and many others lambasted Japanese author for ‘ageist’ Twitter comment he never made
Grocery chain profits only a minor factor in high cost of food
STEVE AMBLER: Trudeau’s carbon taxes have a far more significant impact on food prices than grocery chain profits
Canada’s billions to automakers yield few returns
Corporate welfare handouts come under scrutiny
Why we can’t get enough of sports
GERRY CHIDIAC: Sports has the power to transform society
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