A lmost forty years after Stone first coined the notion of nature’s rights, a Maori legal scholar called Jacinta Ruru read ...

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He was talking about education, but that sense of frustration with Ottawa has been a part of politicking in Alberta since the ...

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Dear Allah, please bless Mom, Dad, Ray, the cat, the dog, and the fishes. Please bless everyone and every soul, and please ...

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CBC radio documentary maker and is a three-time recipient of the Canadian Association of Journalists documentary award. She is also a lawyer and was inducted into the University of Ottawa’s Common Law ...

As a Quebecer, I have always had an ambivalent, if not uneasy, relationship to Canada. The province’s deep sense of being distinct, of speaking a language most of the rest of the country doesn’t ...

Jordan Peterson’s marketability has always been a bit surprising given his weirdness. He speaks exclusively in a glottal cadence that sounds like Kermit the Frog after a night of heavy drinking. He ...