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Opinion: Punditry and blunt-force debate has stolen the public discourse. More than ever, academics must inform people about the nuances of current research and ideas

Three post-secondary options in Alberta’s largest city

More Trump, memoirs and Ian McEwan: Many titles evoke the U.S. leader, but there’s respite­, and even the devil, in fiction

Blade Runner, Akira, and The Running Man all offer dystopian views of 2019. That says something about the present we’re currently living—but not in the way you think

Opinion: As #MeToo continues to evolve, men are beginning to learn that their days of insouciantly ignoring women’s concerns about sexual misconduct are over

Tabatha Southey: Reflecting on 2018 is basically the equivalent of wading through waist-deep swamp water infested with racist leeches. So instead of a Year in Review, here’s a Review of Years.

Here’s Flare’s rundown of all the new shows and movies worth checking out this January on Netflix in Canada—and what to binge before they’re gone

They all looked very, very dead, once. But these companies will try to resurrect themselves this year.

David Moscrop: Canada has faced major challenges, and sometimes failed. But as major powers peck themselves to death, we’ve set ourselves up as a global leader.

For more than a century, you’ve helped us sip with ease. Even as the world moves on, we can’t throw away your legacy.