Toronto van attack: Your social-media speculation has real-world impact
Opinion: It’s human nature to want to amplify speculation in a crisis. But there are some journalists who should’ve known better in how they reported on the Toronto van attack
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Workplace harassment: the systemic rot that can’t be measured
Anne Kingston: a new poll tells us what the current deluge of scandals implies: harassment rooted in gender power imbalances is an epic problem
Move over, iron: Monopoly replaces old playing piece with a cat
’For shame internet.’ Tweeps weigh on Hasbro’s move
Luna Elle Is an Old Soul
How this musician honed her mature, Sade-esque sound and nabbed a Juno nom—all before turning 20
How Ottawa created the world’s second-largest animation festival
The annual gathering draws 28,000 people to its events—a hot ticket lost even on many locals in the nation’s capital
Toronto van attack coverage has been plagued by fake news, screw-ups and lies
From misspellings of the suspect’s name to claims the driver was an Islamic terrorist, fiction has shared equal footing with fact online
By cuddling with her cat, woman is found alive after more than three weeks lost in New Mexico forest
As tales of survival go, this one is pretty impressive. A 41-year-old woman named Margaret Page went missing after she and her cat...
Taking up the torch: van Koeverden and Oldershaw paddle to the podium
’Van kayak’ pays tribute to the fallen, Oldershaw makes family history
Kids who are given freedom grow up to be ’more stable, confident’ adults
April 27, 2018: Maclean’s readers weigh in on Toronto’s van attack, free-roaming children and more
What students are talking about today (November 20th edition)
Movember hate, law school admissions & Guelph’s Ti-Cats