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"Though cancer stole any chance of us working as colleagues, you continue to be an inspiration," writes Matthew Pearson in this letter to his former teacher Mary McGuire

The first prime minister will no longer be put on a pedestal as the debate turns to what to put up in his place

The Black Lives Matter activists have a discussion on what needs to happen next after a devastating but also inspiring year

Michael Coren: We’ve seen evidence of it already. The very act of wearing a mask, for example, is a leap of empathy by thinking in the communal and behaving in the fraternal.

“Has no one come to my funeral because large gatherings are forbidden in the pandemic?” The figure shook his head no.

"You can grouse and moana, about this damn corona"

He was sure every Who in the town was resistant / To keeping their gatherings socially distant. / “And they’re cooking their turkeys!” he yelped with anxiety. / “The year 2020 has crippled society!”

Murray Sinclair: Indigenous peoples have lived in balance with ecosystems since time immemorial. Our wisdom does not privilege humans above all other beings—a spirituality of humility, not dominion.

The minister for diversity and inclusion and youth hopes the Liberals can document their lessons learned for the benefit of future governments, but she’s not willing to say much about the failed student service grant

Today’s plug-in blankets are not the overheating, fire-starting throws that gave your grandmother anxiety back in the day