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'Canada, are you listening?': Jeremy Dutcher wins Polaris Prize for Wolastoqiyik Lintuwakonawa
Jeremy Dutcher discusses his big win at Monday's 2018 Polaris Music Prize ceremony.
How psychedelic therapy could treat mental illness — by helping people think more like kids
The brain on psychedelics is surprisingly similar to that of a young child, and psychologist Alison Gopnik says that could explain the drugs' potential to treat mental illness.
The Doc Project
To-don't: How not to write your to-do lists
Producer Tom Howell sets out to learn why he has such a hard time getting things done and how to-do lists can make or break your progress.
Girl wins refugee status, but her family could still be deported
How to solve a 'Gordian Knot' of rodent tails — and rescue five clumsy squirrels
How domestic abusers are leveraging technology to harass and control
Famed Dutch resistance member who killed Nazis as a teenager dies at age 92
Esi Edugyan, Patrick deWitt, Tanya Tagaq among 12 authors longlisted for 2018 Scotiabank Giller Prize
Bob McDonald's blog
When the Soviets held superiority in space
One year after Hurricane Maria, Puerto Rico crisis hotline receiving 600 calls a day
Sandra Oh on the importance of 'being true to yourself' in Hollywood
Does Canada still need the notwithstanding clause? Two insiders involved in the negotiations weigh in
DR. GOLDMAN'S BLOG
Household cleaners may trigger childhood obesity
Meet the former refugee, 27, who beat a veteran incumbent in a Democratic primary
Unrestrained capitalism takes too much credit for the modern world, says author
Why the iPhone won't let you ducking swear
First feature film shot in Haida premieres at TIFF
Digging deep in a beluga whale's belly looking for plastic pollution
Why notifications are telling you what other people are doing
Four black actors made history at the Emmys, but is television really becoming more diverse?
Mayors concerned over use of notwithstanding clause
The Waffle House Index: How the U.S. restaurant chain became a key player in hurricane response
You can't stop checking your phone because Silicon Valley designed it that way
