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'I regret it': Hayden King on writing Ryerson University's territorial acknowledgement
There's growing tension about the politics of territorial acknowledgements. Hayden King, an Anishinaabe writer and educator, spoke to Unreserved host Rosanna Deerchild about what they mean in today's political climate, and how they can be improved. Here's part of that conversation.
Why PM Justin Trudeau is feeling the wrath of Alberta, just as his father did
It used to be called “Western alienation.” Now a stalled pipeline, low oil prices, and an economy that's bleeding jobs are contributing once again to a cauldron of fury that's bubbling over in Alberta. There’s even a new groundswell of talk about separation from Canada. Michael’s Alberta guests are: Duane Bratt, professor of political science at Mount Royal University, pollster Janet Brown & Calgary Herald columnist Catherine Ford.
A mother strives to understand and support her non-binary child
A progressive, feminist parent realizes that there’s always more to learn after her child comes out as non-binary.
Want to lose weight? More sleep could help, doctors say
No yolk: Insta egg a rare victory in pay-to-play social media
Rural issues given spotlight with creation of new ministry
How Alan R. Pearlman revolutionized the music industry with his ARP synthesizers
From "silly-ass fad" to luxury status symbol: Inside the billion-dollar men's watch industry
Decision to kill: A police sniper's bullet saved one life and ended another
After breast cancer and failed reconstruction, this mom found beauty by going flat
Why Canadian rapper Michie Mee is jazzed about Missy Elliott's hall of fame induction
'David vs. Goliath': Irish burger chain beats McDonald's in Big Mac trademark case
The 40-year-old learner: A CBC host finally gets behind the wheel
Elephants are evolving to be tuskless after decades of poaching pressure
The New Sell
Your friend, the marketer: The best social media ads don't look like ads at all
Blood, puke and spit: Why skating rink ice piles could be a biohazard
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If Trump told Cohen to lie, that's 'as serious as it could get' for the president: prosecutor
Fear a 'prominent feature' in Burkina Faso as armed presence grows, says expert
British academic jailed 7 months in U.A.E. fights to clear his name
Shooting past stereotypes: Photojournalist challenges expectations with contemporary images
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Oscars 2019 odds: What film will win best picture at the Academy Awards?
Why this writer says burnout carries 'a different weight' for people of colour
Winnie-the-Pooh Day
90 weird and wonderful facts about Winnie-the-Pooh
