How the pandemic has rewired our brains
Scientists are beginning to gauge how the last 18 months have changed us—for better and worse
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Tḱemlúps te Secwépemc First Nation to meet Trudeau but ’not interested in apologies’
Politics Insider for Oct. 8, 2020: Trudeau tries again; Kenney faces leadership pressure; antivaxxers out of a job
Money won’t fix our health care
Jane Philpott: Politicians won’t move the needle on health care policy if they’re punished for it in the polls. Time to look elsewhere.
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Philippe J. Fournier: The CAQ’s current dominance—in virtually every demographic segment of the electorate—has no recent precedent in Quebec
The rise of Afterpay: The bite-sized retail therapy our pandemic-weary populace doesn’t need
Point-of-sale financing companies Afterpay, Splitit and Sezzle have found their moment during the pandemic, as Canadians turn to online shopping for a quick hit of dopamine
The sound of too much noise
The Arctic narwhal is being threatened by a new enemy: the clamour of passing ships
35 years later, a student writes: ’It’s because of you that I became a teacher’
‘You grew to represent a bright, reassuring light,’ Claudette Bouman writes of Wendy Donawa, her English teacher at Barbados Community College
Justin Trudeau announces public servants, RCMP and travellers must be vaccinated
Politics Insider for Oct. 7, 2021: Public servants get vaccine rules; the Greens exist; a mystery illness investigation
Why an ADHD diagnosis is often out of reach for Canadian university students
Adult students with untreated ADHD often struggle in university. And getting a timely, accurate diagnosis is almost as challenging.
The grassroots food insecurity initiatives putting an end to the ’starving student’
Student and admin-led efforts are leading the charge to stop food insecurity on Canadian university campuses