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There will be a new loonie celebrating the 100th anniversary of Manitoba women winning the right to vote. Is it little more than a symbolic gesture?

Bill Cosby’s accuser waited years to be believed. Now her case has finally brought him to criminal court.

A jaw-dropping investigation reveals the hospital’s testing of hair for drugs and alcohol was ’inadequate and unreliable’

A village of voices and one enlightened DA helped make the allegations of one Canadian woman credible and admissible at last

With celebrities donning sheer ’naked dresses,’ nothing was the new something on the red carpet this year

Jenner wasn’t the first trans celebrity, but she was the most complex

How Teskey became Harper, Gregoire acquired a hyphenated add-on, and the strange case of surname morph in Canadian politics

A gag order that stopped a drug researcher from sharing clinical data on leading drug Diclectin has been lifted

Imagine living with asbestos, knob-and-tube wiring, a leaky roof. Anne Kingston explains why prime ministers make terrible tenants.

Of symbols, Syrians, and defining images: Anne Kingston explains how the iconography of a moment says more about the viewers than the subjects

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