Celebrate our 50th Anniversary!
Come to our 50th Anniversary party in Toronto on September 22nd—there will be cake!
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The canoe and the ship
Today's universities want to "Indigenize" their curricula. But how do you re-imagine institutions that were never meant to welcome Indigenous people in the first place? This talks with Indigenous students, scholars, and professors in search of an answer
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Celebrating our Literary History
In honour of our third annual Summer Reading Issue and our 50th Anniversary Year, we've dug into the archives to unearth some of our favourite fiction and poetry
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Celebrating our literary history, week four
In honour of our third annual Summer Reading Issue and our 50th Anniversary Year, we've dug into the archives to unearth some of our favourite fiction and poetry
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Celebrating our literary history
In honour of our third annual Summer Reading Issue and our 50th Anniversary Year, we've dug into the archives to unearth some of our favourite fiction and poetry
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Mustafa Ururyar found guilty of rape
Media and public reaction to verdict says much about how far we have to go when it comes to talking about sexual assault and believing women
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Celebrating our education roots
In honour of our education roots, we highlight some of our favourite education stories, including our Alternative University Guide—available online for the first time ever!
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Celebrating our literary history, week three
In honour of our third annual Summer Reading Issue and our 50th Anniversary Year, we've dug into the archives to unearth some of our favourite fiction and poetry
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Jennifer Aniston gives birth to teenager!
Deconstructing the media's obsession with Hollywood celebrity pregnancies—starting with none other than Jennifer Aniston
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Celebrating our Literary History, Week 2
In honour of our third annual Summer Reading Issue and our 50th Anniversary Year, we've dug into the archives to unearth some of our favourite fiction and poetry
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Celebrating our literary history
First up from the archives: a March/April 2013 short story called "What the Belgian Wrote" by our brilliant books columnist Grace O'Connell
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Is welfare sexist?
Some provincial governments will cut off social and disability assistance if a woman’s partner makes too much money—a 1950s era policy that curbs independence, reinforces the marry-rich cliché, and can even put women in danger
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