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Buying affordable domestically made clothing isn’t as easy as the “shop local” mantra makes it sound. Here’s how we got here—and what it would take for the industry to return to its former glory.

What the saga of a short story tells us about sex, lies and truth in fiction

Alicia Elliott: As we’re seeing more and more every day, this entire country is a real-life Indian burial ground—one that criminals parading as teachers, religious leaders and politicians took great care to cover up

The Editorial: There’s a pervasive culture of sexual misconduct in the military. After countless reports and recommendations, Harjit Sajjan should really have a handle on what needs fixing. And yet...

The 2021 Biennale poses the questions: Will life ever return to “normal”? Do we really want it to? This year’s exhibits imagine how we’ll live alongside fungi, bacteria—and each other.

Leanne Betasamosake Simpson: For two weeks, I lived immersed in a world built by Dene, on their land. A world that Canada still tries very hard to destroy.

The Prime Minister is set to announce the next Governor General, months after Julie Payette’s resignation

Nora Loreto: It was clear that COVID-19 infection was more deadly for disabled adults. So how many died in care facilities, and why wasn’t Ontario reporting the number?

Waubgeshig Rice: We knew that succeeding at Ryerson University, named after a man who would have never wanted us there in the first place, would be the ultimate educational triumph

Four tips to boost confidence in COVID vaccines among friends, family members, co-workers and neighbours