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Film director's comments to Williams sisters reeks of the misogynoir 2 tennis greats have always endured
It is formidable when a winner shows sportsmanship and extends kindness in that moment of glory. Conversely, it is despicable when a winner looks down on others from atop the podium, writes Shireen Ahmed.

Shireen Ahmed
Sports ||

First Person
If not Rome, then home: How the end of travel helped me love where I live
Canada -Edmonton |

Opinion
We are seeing what a serious response to a crisis looks like, let's apply this focus to energy transition

Yrjo Koskinen
Opinion ||

Opinion
The world needs Canadian oil and gas — it just doesn't know it yet

Deborah Yedlin
Canada -Calgary ||

First Person
My big break was a film about my dad. Then he passed away
Ian Bawa’s big break was a short film about his relationship with his father. Then his father passed away just months after its release. Bawa writes how he’s figuring out how to handle his grief as a son and an artist.
Radio -Now Or Never |

Opinion
WNBA star Brittney Griner, detained in Russia, is guilty only of pursuing a salary that matches her skill
WNBA star Brittney Griner is in detention in Russia facing 10 years in prison. The only reason she is over there is because she, and others like her, aren't paid what they are worth in North America, writes Morgan Campbell.

Morgan Campbell
Sports -Basketball ||

First Person
I'm a veteran who trained Ukrainian soldiers. They've taught me the meaning of resiliency
As Ukraine fights the Russian invasion, Andriy Tovstiuk reflects on his experiences serving in Ukraine as a member of the Canadian Armed Forces.

Andriy Tovstiuk
Canada ||

Opinion
Why people still don't care about poverty, despite the pandemic's hardships
Frances Koziar
Opinion ||

Opinion
Jason Kenney's win-win-win announcement might not give him the big win he needs

Duane Bratt
Canada -Calgary ||

Opinion
This International Women's Day I want more equality, not coupons and girly gifs

Anusuya Datta
Canada -Saskatchewan ||

First Person
My 'incorrect' surname is a tether to my grandpa's traditional values but I still hold onto it

Christina Bagatavicius
Canada ||

First Person
I marched in solidarity with Ukraine. Across from us, there was another 'Freedom Rally'

Tanya Pacholok
Canada |

Opinion
The professors' paradox: Improving education by refusing to teach

Darryl Whetter
Opinion ||

First Person
Loaded language: As a writer with long COVID, even good words have bad days

Tara Madden
Canada -Edmonton ||

First Person
How I, a strong, confident woman, became the victim of intimate partner violence

Jen Rollins
Canada -British Columbia ||

First Person
The violent death of my friend changed the kind of journalist I want to be

Joelle Jalbert
Canada -Montreal |

First Person
I became a mascot for my dad. Here's what I learned after I got past the embarrassment
Radio -Now Or Never |

First Person
Why I continue to teach Black history despite the price I pay as a Black teacher

Stephanie Bass
Canada -Hamilton ||

CBC Kids News
FIRST PERSON — I was a victim of racial slurs in hockey
How a green oasis helped me cope with city life
Canada -Ottawa |

Opinion
Good luck or good management, Alberta's latest budget is good politically for Jason Kenney

Ken Boessenkool
Canada -Edmonton ||

First Person
I can't work as a nurse in a province led by a government that is anti-science

Melissa Fuller
Canada -Saskatchewan ||

First Person
Why I refuse to call myself a 'Strong Black Woman'
Radio -The Doc Project |

Opinion
Why you should care about the Alberta budget, even if you don't live there

Trevor Tombe
Opinion ||

Opinion
We all lost something in the pandemic. That should bring us together, not drive us apart

Ethan Nicholls
Opinion ||
First Person
What I learned when I moved in with my grandmother during the pandemic
Colin Smith
Canada -Calgary ||

Opinion
Digital solutions during the pandemic put disabled people on more equal ground. Don't forget us once it's over

John Loeppky
Canada -Saskatchewan ||

First Person
How a playlist helps me hold on to the memory of my mother

Julie Matlin
Canada -Montreal ||