Many children today grow up in non-religious households. A new book unpacks these children’s values and views on religion
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Don’t Be Canada: In conversation with Tristin Hopper
National Post journalist Tristin Hopper diagnoses Canada’s social ills in his scathing new book
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Quebec’s Baby Boomers support secularism law, fearing ‘religious control’
Many Baby Boomers in Quebec call themselves non-religious but identify as Catholic. Their support for Bill 21 is driven by a fear of religious control, researcher says
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‘The moral contract is broken’: An excerpt from Lt.-Gen. Maisonneuve’s new book
The moral contract between Canada’s military personnel and the public is broken. The CAF is upholding its side of the bargain; Canada is not
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Can ‘sense foraging’ cure our anxiety epidemic?
We sat down with University of Toronto professor and book co-author Norman Farb to discuss the science of sense foraging and who it helps
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Q&A with the author of World’s Fastest Man*: The Incredible Life of Ben Johnson
The sprinter should have kept his gold medal at the Seoul Olympics in 1988 and still be the fastest man in the world — without the asterisk
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Q&A with the authors of Valley of the Birdtail, a history of Canada
Andrew Stobo Sniderman and Douglas Sanderson’s book Valley of the Birdtail (HarperCollins, 2022) won the Dafoe Prize and the Stubbendieck Great Plains Distinguished Book Prize. It was a finalist for the Shaughnessy Cohen Prize for Political Writing. LH: What is Valley of the Birdtail about and why should people read it? DS: Valley is a […]