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23 Canadian collections to read for Short Story Month
May is Short Story Month! Celebrate by checking out a great Canadian book.
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Inflation: What goes up must come down — right?
That is the million dollar question (and last year it was only the $950,000 question!). We talk to an economist about why it takes so long for inflation to cool off. Listen now.
Marvel's new transgender hero is a plucky troublemaker who fights for the underdog
The newest crime-fighting mutant in the Marvel comics universe is a plucky, anti-authoritarian do-gooder who fights for the little guy against unbeatable odds. She also just happens to be transgender.
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After the attack, a Black community in Buffalo grieves
A couple woke up to find a dog snuggled in bed with them. It was not theirs
Stand-up comedy's pioneering women get their due in new book, In On The Joke
Unravelling the legacy of Kuper Island, one of Canada's most notorious residential schools
First Person
My parents had an arranged marriage. Now they're helping me find a husband
Q&A
Spirits are high in Kharkiv as Ukraine drives back Russian troops, says resident
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Can Canada cut ties with the monarchy?
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Buffalo mass shooting has this local pastor fearing for his neighbours and children
Perfectionism: a modern malady born in the Middle Ages
CBC Books teams up with Forest of Reading Festival to celebrate the 2022 awards online
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Blaming Fox News, Republican rhetoric for Buffalo mass shooting is 'too easy,' says professor
As interest in electric vehicles soars, experts say they haven't quite hit the mainstream
She was sterilized without her consent at 14. Now she wants the practice made a crime
Analysis
Europe's space agency needs your eyeballs to study a comet
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Controversial Michelin Guide comes to Canada
Here are all the 2022 Juno Award winners
Juno-winner Susan Aglukark shares the healing power of art with Indigenous youth
The most memorable moments at the 2022 Junos
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The issues driving the federal Conservative leadership race
14 books by and about Juno Award winners that hit the right note
The Canadian music industry rejected Deborah Cox. Now, she's being honoured at the Junos
