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Need to knowYou vs. Our Trivia Genius. Score to beat: 80 per cent.CFL tackle and Maclean’s Genius Peter Dyakowski was a bit sheepish about his score on this week’s trivia test—but it’s still a sturdy 80 per cent
NewsA Jehovah’s Witness and her deadly devotionDid a Jehovah’s Witness die after refusing a blood transfusion, and should the state have let it happen?
Television’The Crown’ on Netflix is riveting. And not completely true.Netflix unleashes a lavish 10-part series on the Queen. Our royal watcher separates fact from fiction.
UniversityA food critic takes on U of T’s new fresh, local food programDo the University of Toronto’s new fresh dishes stand up to food critic Corey Mintz’s taste test?
UniversityU of T tries a fresh new take on residence foodHow one chef turned the mighty U of T St. George kitchens toward independent, locally sourced food made from scratch
EducationFrom gamified Old English to new grading software, edtech is on the riseWhen it comes to creativity, there’s no shortage of new apps for teachers and students both
WorldChicago’s murder count just crossed a tragic thresholdShootings in Chicago are up 50 per cent this year as the city grapples with a surge in violence. A criminologist explains what’s behind the increase.
OttawaRapid-Fire Politics, Live: CETA, an economic update, and moreWatch Evan Solomon and John Geddes take your questions and discuss the week in politics—and tune in for a new time next week
Society1916 series: Lines on a map, and a legacy of unrestBoth sides in the Great War strove to create tensions within their enemies. And Islamic loyalties were a prime target.