The joy of watching TV at your own pace
Binge-watching seasons of TV may be celebrated, but there’s solace in viewing on your own time
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Inside the Conservative leadership race’s biggest blunders
From strange breastfeeding stories to uncomfortable campaign videos
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Sixties Scoop survivors are still fighting for justice
After eight years in court, Ottawa has finally awarded Sixties Scoop survivors with reparations. But the battle is not over
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What it was like to undergo gay conversion therapy in Canada
From Peter Gajdics's new book, The Inheritance of Shame
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REVIEW: Jillian Tamaki’s new short-story collection explores themes of confinement and escape
Inside Boundless, from Drawn & Quarterly
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How one writer dealt with her father's death, between Canada and Morocco
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Q&A: Zool Suleman, immigration lawyer, on the Safe Third Country Agreement
In the Trump era, should Canada rethink its policy on accepting refugees from the U.S.?
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Inside the fight between free speech and hate speech on Canadian campuses
At universities across the country, contempt among right wingers is brewing—and lefties are swinging back
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Meet the woman combatting sexism in Canada’s STEM fields
Eden Hennessey’s #DistractinglyHonest exhibit explores the realities for women in STEM fields
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The curse of nostalgia on millennial television
Shows for millennial audiences rely on sentimentality to reel in its viewers. In the case of Riverdale, it’s a detrimental move
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The terrible, awful, no-good internet
The web was supposed to improve our lives. The best of it has yet to come
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Inside the search from hell Canadian millennials must undergo for affordable housing
Nadine Bachan—like many young Canadians—spent months trying to find an apartment she could afford in Vancouver's market
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