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The war inside the Canadian Armed Forces
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Outgoing AFN National Chief Perry Bellegarde on a decade of progress
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Mary Simon and the PM’s winning conditions
Paul Wells: The newly named Governor General has been a pillar of many Canadian communities and now will be again of another. She’s needed and ready.
A post-pandemic Architecture Biennale
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Her son has an intellectual disability and needed to see, hear and touch his parents. But rigid interpretation of public health measures kept them apart.
The brilliance that residential schools could not stamp out
Leanne Betasamosake Simpson: For two weeks, I lived immersed in a world built by Dene, on their land. A world that Canada still tries very hard to destroy.