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Fried eel and oxtail: How Black ingenuity shaped North American dishes
The way West Africans shaped North American cuisine is only now coming into focus, says food historian Michael Twitty. He and African Nova Scotian Wendie L. Wilson are on a mission to celebrate their ancestors’ ingenuity with food.
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The Kite Runner author Khaled Hosseini heartbroken watching Afghanistan
Afghan-American novelist Khaled Hosseini has brought depictions of life in Afghanistan to millions of readers around the world. In the wake of the Taliban takeover of his native country, he says that the United States has a moral obligation to take in “as many Afghan refugees as possible.”
The Sunday Magazine |
Desperate to fund fight against climate change, former Maldives president calls for debt restructuring
Among the world's lowest-lying nations, 80 per cent of the Maldives rests only one metre above sea level. But Mohamed Nasheed says without restructuring, the nation can't afford projects to protect islands and citizens.
Day 6 ||

From The Piano to Bright Star, Jane Campion's films are original, sensual and daring
Writers & Company ||

Federal candidates pitch new wildfire and climate plans to weary British Columbians

Chris Hall
The House ||
Q&A
Taliban's return could undo a generation of progress for Afghan women, says photojournalist
Day 6 |

ER a 'last resort' for sickle cell patients who face racism when seeking care, says advocate
White Coat - Black Art |

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They had a fleeting romance — and a son he didn't know about. 50 years later, they're back together
The Current ||

Scientists find male praying mantises taking a stand against cannibal females
Quirks & Quarks ||

Fall Book Preview
57 works of Canadian nonfiction coming out in fall 2021

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Books |

Researchers modify mosquitoes' genes, making them unable to see humans
As It Happens ||

Cuttlefish remember what they had for lunch 2 days ago — and don't get forgetful with age, study finds
As It Happens ||

They had a fleeting romance — and a son he didn't know about. 50 years later, they're back together
The Current ||

How Rembrandt changed the meaning of art
Ideas ||

She refused to leave her home when her partner died. Her case paved the way for LGBTQ rights
As It Happens ||

FRONT BURNER
What to do about climate anxiety
Front Burner |

'Conditional engagement' with the Taliban could help the West protect Afghan civil rights: expert
The Current ||
Q&A
Can a divided Taliban rule a modern Afghanistan? Time will tell, says journalist
As It Happens ||

We're all bionic now. We've got superpowers — but who's in control?
Ideas ||

Kim Thúy reflects on how her family and culture inspired her to write the novel Vi
The Next Chapter ||
FRONT BURNER
'Not again': Haitians cope with another earthquake
Front Burner |
Q&A
Haiti's recovery won't be easy, but a local doctor says: 'If we have the support, we can do it'
As It Happens ||

Why did Nova Scotia turn blue? 'We were ready,' says Progressive Conservative MLA
As It Happens ||
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