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Coming out 'made me a better, more full person,' says U.S. soccer star Megan Rapinoe
Megan Rapinoe came out publicly as a lesbian in 2012, after garnering international attention for her pass during a Women’s World Cup semifinal match. Her new memoir One Life reflects on her childhood, sports career and social and political activism.
How 'carbon bombs' could blow up climate action
Some 195 oil and gas projects identified globally threaten to release 646 gigatons of carbon. If fully exploited, they could demolish our best-laid climate action plans.
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Father drives 1,600 km to find formula for his daughter, ends up with two cans
Mac Jaehnert says he drove about 1,600 kilometres around Washington state to try to find infant formula for his baby daughter MacKenzie and, at the end of it, he was only able to find two cans of the formula she needs.
Students across Canada chose these 9 books as the 2022 Forest of Reading Award winners
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Time to consider the impact of rocket exhausts on the atmosphere
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The long-awaited Downton Abbey movie is finally here. Should you watch it?
Canadians love spending time in parks, but those visits have a cost
Jamaica Kincaid on family, place and the beauty of language
Hot nights are disrupting our sleep — and climate change is making it worse, study finds
How employee-owned businesses could shake up Canada's business scene
Why Katherena Vermette's heartbreaking debut novel The Break continues to resonate with readers
3 ways digital tech will make you think differently about original art
Daunting or doable? What you need to know about summer travel
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The Trudeau government isn't using all the tools to protect Canadians from inflation, economist says
A gunman cost east Buffalo its only large grocery store — so locals are banding together to keep people fed
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Vivek Shraya's new book Next Time There's a Pandemic examines our collective response to the COVID-19 crisis
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Edward Yong: The Art of Science Journalism
Kids in the Hall are coming back — but is sketch comedy coming too?
Dolphins can recognize each others' whistles — and their pee, new study finds
Human remains have surfaced at Lake Mead. Some wonder if they're long-lost mob hits
Pub in village of Vogue tells Vogue magazine: no, we're not changing our name
Adult hide-and-seek, nature therapy and other reasons you should visit a park this weekend
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Supreme Court rules extreme intoxication can be used as a defence in violent crimes
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