Asking authors: What book is on your bedside table?
What the attendees of the Literary Review of Canada’s 25th anniversary gala are currently reading
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Asking authors: What is the first book you remember reading?
Attendees of the Literary Review of Canada’s 25th anniversary gala reveal their earliest reading memories
In 2017, Halifax marks 100 years since its greatest disaster
On the 100th anniversary of the Halifax Explosion, the city will uncover and recount stories lost in the disaster’s aftermath
Following the ashes of Fidel Castro
In the Hero City of the Revolution, on the day of the dictator Castro’s funeral, Allen Abel finds Cubans yearning for freedom, but tied to the past
The making of MyDemocracy.ca, the Liberals’ survey
A Q&A with the CEO and founder of Vox Pop Labs, which produced the government’s divisive survey on democratic values
How math can help us understand the world around us
The author suggests we all acquire basic understanding of mathematical concepts that explain our universe
Scott David Leroux, 1988-2016
He was an artist with many talents. An enthusiastic force in Winnipeg’s art scene, he was always quick to help others.
La La Land is a musical tonic for the times
La La Land kicks new life into the Hollywood musical, offering a heaven-sent escape from the new America
David Sax pens a nostalgia-evoking love letter to analog
Real things and why they matter
Caitlyn Jenner, Rachel Dolezal and instability in gender and race
Sociologist Rogers Brubaker examines transgender and transracial differences