Double issue: declaring your data at the border, the Group of Seven 100 years later, an Indigenous-led camp for unhoused people in Edmonton, death in the age of Facebook, and quitting America for good.

Rebuilding the middle class: a new vision for housing, taxation, child care, and more; two physicians on how to fix health care; inside the East Coast lobster wars

How to vaccinate 38 million people: The long journey to the end of COVID-19; David Frum's fight against Trumpism; abuse and betrayal in a Buddhist cult; we're failing our kids' mental health

The Future of Restaurants; How Black Women Built a Better Economy; Has COVID-19 Changed Canada Forever?; Invasion of the Ticks; The Case for Abolishing Prisons; Finding Hope in "The Lord of the Rings"; How Online Forums Breed Misogyny

Summer reading: for the times we live in; the world's most powerful telescope; remembering Air India; BC's wine whisperer; and how to lift a lockdown. 

Life in the time of COVID-19; how our brains process a pandemic; astronauts and isolation; comedy's generation gap.

Anatomy of a pandemic; The next big social media influencer could be you; Who owns your digital afterlife?; Our untapped psychoactive drug market

The East-West Divide: Meet the Wexiteers; the business of Banff; a Nova Scotia town makes a bid for outer space. Plus: When are seniors too old to live alone?

Where did more than 1,200 Indigenous women go? One community's six-year quest to find just one. Plus: the lack of LGBT data; taking your goldfish on a plane; and why Niagara Falls should stay tacky.

New highs: inside the luxury cannabis industry; Canadian writers pick the year's best books; hacking diabetes with your phone; the epic failure behind the First Nations water crisis; and more.

The Making of Margaret Atwood: from Student Poet to Cultural Prophet; Why Canadians Get Too Many Medical Tests; Crisis Inside the World Anti-doping Agency; and more!

Our overheated climate conversation: psychology, economics, politics, and more; The O'Hagan Essay on Public Affairs; meet the architects disrupting the green building industry; divided by immigration: one family's story; The Raptors and race; lessons from a 500-year-old indigenous constitution.

The populism problem: why we vote the way we do; the rise of the independent candidate; don't believe the polls; the verdict on justice Beverley McLachlin's memoir; three new books on climate change. 

Céline Dion: She goes on and on; The whistle-blower who got it wrong; How do you solve a problem like SNC-Lavalin?

The summer reading issue; the case against Airbnb; peacekeeping in the twenty-first century; what Mennonites think about Miriam Toews; Andrew Scheer's white-nationalism problem; and more.

Female marathoners outrun expectations; Instagram is killing natural spaces; the influence of junk science; the Senate's new look; free speech on campus; and more.

Goodbye to Trudeau’s sunny ways; fight against smart cities; loneliness of infertility; multiculturalism in Can Lit; forest bathing as therapy; and more

Millions of Canadians are food-insecure; what yeast can do; a return to hunting for food; horseback riding as therapy; and more.

The internet is making sex better; the last Greyhound in the west; data will help win the Stanley Cup; the wild ginseng trade; and more.

Michael Ignatieff’s new job in Hungary; how should women speak; the new Joe Beef cookbook; cross-border commuting; the best books of 2018; and more

Russian hacks for Canadian votes; what’s in a perfect lullaby; when poutine goes global; Leonard Cohen’s posthumous book; Opera, Millennial style, and more.

Humans vs. the Planet, as seen by Edward Burtynsky; too much sugar for our kids; love letters from WWII; collapse of the USA; and more.

The great divide of gifted education, NAFTA influences what we eat, DIY bonsai training, Miriam Toews's new book, life lessons from a fat cat, and more.

A mountain climber’s memoir on addiction; a 650-pound celebrity; marijuana sommeliers; new ways to age; our ineffective recycling system; and more.

New fiction for summer reading; mining bitcoin in Alberta; the migrants making Canadian wine; Yoga’s #MeToo reckoning; and more.

The Future of Almost Everything: Journalism, Artificial intelligence, Nature, Diversity, and more

A new generation of not-moms; overlooked placenta; the loneliness epidemic; hunting grizzlies in BC; and more

Big data fights crime; Dungeons and Dragons; the unwelcome refugees; finding community in public baths; and more

Defining sexual consent; Chrystia Freeland’s new plan for Canada; the link between racism and poor health; Picasso in Saskatoon; and more

The #MeToo momentum; Looking back on Heather O'Neill's kitchens; The murder trial of Jonathan Townsend; Inside the weird world of historical re-enactors; and more

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