Politics
Readers respond to Trump’s victory
In the week since the U.S. election results were announced, you've shared words of disappointment, fear and hope
Justice
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Politics
Michael Bell talks about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict
The former ambassador to Israel, Jordan and Egypt says after his time in the Middle East he remains hopeful that peace will eventually enter the region
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Society
Should animals have the same rights as humans?
A legal bid to save 21 former fighting dogs from being euthanized is part of a growing movement to grant animals some of the same rights as humans
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Culture
Author Richard Wagamese breaks with tradition in new book
"Embers: One Ojibway’s Meditations" challenges the notion that sacred teachings should only be passed down orally
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Opinion
5 things we can (maybe) agree on when it comes to the Middle East
When it comes to this tumultuous region it seems everybody has a different opinion. Let's look at some basics.
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Editor's Letter
Cuba’s paradox and passages
An island enigma, Cuba bewilders and beguiles. And somehow, it perseveres. — May 2000
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Society
What the beating of Abdirahman Abdi says about racism in Canada
Canadians are deceiving themselves if they think anti-Black prejudice is only an American affliction. A recent deadly police beating casts our own bigotry in stark relief.
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Indigenous
Once abandoned, this cemetery became a marker for Indigenous reconciliation
As many as 40 children died at the Regina Indian Industrial School
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Indigenous
His ancestors never came back from residential school, so he went to visit them
Anthony Dreaver Johnston drove four hours to honour family members he had never met
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Society
Unity Mosque provides a space for observant Muslims who openly live in LGBTQ relationships
More than half of Canadian Muslims believe it’s impossible to be an observant Muslim while living openly in an LGBTQ relationship. El-Farouk Khaki and Troy Jackson, co-founders of Unity Mosque, are proving there is another way.
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Society
The link between diabetes among Indigenous peoples and colonialism
Rising rates of the disease among First Nations communities in Canada is leading some to re-examine the country's history of cultural assimilation
