Health, Society
How old is too old to have a baby?
The ethics of having kids later in life
Ethical Living
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Health
How long COVID is shining a new light on chronic fatigue syndrome
The medical world has often dismissed people with myalgic encephalomyelitis (ME), but the pandemic may offer new hope for patients
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Human Rights
How pro-life bias is limiting reproductive healthcare access in rural Ontario
Right-to-life groups are increasing stigma and barriers to preventing and eliminating pregnancies
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Society
Is it ever OK to steal from a grocery store?
As food costs rise and supermarket giants like Loblaws' profits soar, shoppers face a dilemma at self-checkout
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Environment
How inclusive community responses can make wildfire evacuations easier
Research shows evacuations can damage family support networks, but marginalized communities are reorganizing and learning from the past
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Society
Domestic violence fundraiser invites brides to wreck their wedding dresses
Participants get to roll around in the muck, say goodbye to a chapter of their lives and raise money for a good cause
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Society
Photographer shows that women of colour skateboard too
Norma Ibarra says her photos are challenging the old, patriarchal gate-keeping narrative by showcasing marginalized communities
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Human Rights
The true cost of food: High grocery prices are not the root issue
By only focusing on how to keep food costs low, we risk ignoring the underlying causes of why people cannot afford food in the first place
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Society
Determined knitter turns tangled yarn into communion tablecloth
For Merina Shulist, a lifelong member of Rideau Park United, the project was a chance to find creativity during the pandemic
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LGBTQ2S+
Stonewall Riots activist Martin Boyce on how to win the fight for LGBTQ2S+ rights today
"The most important thing is that we stick together," says Boyce
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Indigenous
Youth-led mural promotes reconciliation at Winnipeg United church
The colourful piece of art was inspired by the notion that “as long as the sun shines, the grass grows, and the water flows, we are all treaty people,” said artist Jeannie White Bird
