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He developed a fascination with airplanes as a toddler. By 13, he was cleaning planes at a local club and dreaming of being a pilot.

The U.S. greeted the outbreak of the First World War with disbelief, but by late 1916 thousands of Americans were already personally involved in the war

Rather than block pipelines, we could achieve the same reduction in global emissions, but without the economic costs, by putting a price on carbon

Normally a picture of serenity, Philippe Couillard is losing his cool in the face of some surprisingly disciplined opposition

As the stakes in politics skyrocket, both here and in the U.S., we all need to be better readers

A study looking for a remedy for abusive Twitter users reveals their psychology, and explains what their vitriol has in common with gang signs

Tim ’2oolman’ Hill on residential schools coming to the fore, the importance of Gord Downie’s ’Secret Path’ project, and the meaning of the Halluci Nation

Peter Orner’s book of essays explores the loss of his father, his failed marriage and the immovable, sometimes tragic, force of plot

You don’t need to be well-versed in the world of Hogwarts to enjoy Rowling’s latest cinematic creation.

A collection of stories reacting to the political and socio-economic turmoil of 19th-century France