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When people don’t understand how government works, it gives rise to the politics of resentment. Why Ontario’s civics course is so important

People of colour embraced Vine. But when corporate parent Twitter chose bullies over those who made its platform work, they left.

A gifted child, he loved reading and Lego. In his 20s, he gained renown for risky backcountry ski adventures.

Comparing Canada’s infatuation with real estate against the peak of the U.S. housing bubble yields some disturbing insights

The renegade culinary writer on fatherhood, cooking’s bad-boy culture, Canada’s restaurant scene, and his new cookbook

International consulting firm McKinsey is lending a big helping hand to Ottawa’s economic advisory council—for free. What’s in it for them?

We asked everyone shortlisted for the Rogers Writers’ Trust Fiction Prize: Is there a non-contemporary author whose influence you feel in your own work?

Hal Niedzviecki takes the approach of a Victorian serial novelist

Larry Brilliant, a world-renowned physician, epidemiologist and public-health crusader, tells his story

In this Giller-shortlisted book, two high-schoolers struggle to navigate the male gaze that, they realize, dominates their world