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How a lawsuit over gender-equal pay could change the classical music industry
A journalist covering an ongoing gender discrimination lawsuit launched against the Boston Symphony Orchestra by its principal flutist says the case could have broader implications for classical musicians.
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'I thought I was dying': Avril Lavigne on her triumphant return to music
The singer, who was diagnosed with Lyme disease in 2014, has released a new breakup song, Tell Me It's Over.
Nova Scotia basketball star builds dream ball court for his hometown
Shaquille Smith helped raise $300,000 to build a basketball court in his hometown of North Preston, a community fighting against stigmatisation.
'China should release Michael Spavor immediately,' says detained Canadian's friend
What can environmentalists learn from the civil rights movement?
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How Thunder Bay police failed Indigenous people
Quebec play about a man and his penis fined $500 over fake cigarette
Activist urges WWII-level global effort to fight climate change
Personal Essay
A mother's struggle to let her son control his own journey to independence
Puma brings back fitness-tracking shoe considered 'useless' in 1986
Tessa Virtue and Scott Moir on 20 years of skating and their most iconic performances
Arrest of former Canadian diplomat suggests China 'doesn't respect the rule of law,' says former ambassador
Return of Norman Hardie wines to LCBO makes accuser feel like her 'experience didn't matter'
The 2019 to-do list for the Liberals
'It can have lasting psychological effects': The ethics of virtual reality
'In the middle of a battle,' journalist Maria Ressa, named among Time's Person of the Year, won't back down
Icelandic climbers' bodies found 30 years after they disappeared in the Himalayas
The fax machine isn't dead
Books of the Year
The best Canadian fiction of 2018
Bill to curb violence against Indigenous women could hurt those it aims to protect, warns lawyer
McGill grad jailed in Iran being criminalized for environmental work, says friend
Drug users aren't choosing dangerous fentanyl — they don't know what's in their drugs
The Human Dreidel of New York City just wants to 'cheer people up'
