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Riopelle’s legacy as one of Canada’s greatest painters is well assured. Any time spent with the major works makes clear that ...
As for the rest of us, perhaps we need to express our love of country a little more. I write for those who, like me, are ...
For Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre and NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh, the stakes were especially high. Poilievre has seen ...
Leaving aside the bizarro fashion sense of the film, what lingers longer in A Working Man is the sense that political sides ...
Students have fought hard to get UBC to divest from Israel. In response, the university has promised a ‘human rights ...
For many athletes, their sport is also what lets them tap into a “flow state” — the sense of calm and happiness that comes ...
First Nations territories cover every corner of British Columbia. Similarly, B.C.’s forests are overlain by hundreds of ...
Wrecking a national bulwark makes sense if Poilievre is fine with foreign assimilation. What would Machiavelli say?
Stigma can look like telling a person who uses substances that they’re broken, or their spirit is broken, said Kali ...
While the Adult Guardianship Act isn’t necessarily discriminatory, Govender wrote in the report, it is being applied in a way ...
“Sure thing, see you soon.” I make my way to the lawn in front of Parliament. Seven minutes to 1 p.m. I lie down and wait.
The Green Party co-leader says a ‘fear factor’ is darkening moods of voters in her Saanich-Gulf Islands riding.
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