Bill Cosby’s retrial will be very different in a post-Weinstein world
After years of accusations against the comedian, his retrial will happen amidst a cultural sea change
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To help foundations help Canada, our fundamental research system must improve
Opinion: Leaders of high-profile family foundations across Canada on the need for world-class research, for their work and for future businesses
How to keep your job in the semi-automated workforce of the future
From the editors: A third of Canadian jobs could be done by robots right now. But thankfully some occupations will always require a human touch. Probably.
With Trump in office, Canada must stand up for science
Opinion: In the absence of American political leadership on science, it’s time for Canada to take up the mantle
Canada’s health-care wait times hit new record high, again
Opinion: Long wait times have become the defining characteristic of Canadian health care
Remember the women of the Montreal Massacre by more than just their names
Opinion: Misogyny will not be conquered by downplaying or ignoring how gender and violence intersect
A continuum of violence: Remembering the massacre at École Polytechnique
Opinion: If gendered violence is to be eradicated, we need to start from ground up and traverse the pathways of its escalation, intervening at every step
Instead of mourning local news, try paying for it
Opinion: The relationship Canadians have with local news suffers from complacency—never has it been so easy to access so much news
The earth’s rotation is slowing, and that points to a big year for earthquakes
The Earth started a period of slow rotation around 2013, and if the research is right, we’re about to experience a greater number of earthquakes over the next few years