There is still a market for serious non-fiction, industry experts say. But authors now have to work harder to find their audience
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Secret soulmates: How AI companions are reshaping intimacy
Many young people in relationships have — and hide — relationships with AI companions. Experts say this is worrisome
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Jonathan David, Canada’s ‘Iceman’ aiming to light up World Cup
As co-hosts prepare for 2026, the Juventus striker carries a nation’s hopes — and dreams of transforming the game at home
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Canada targeting World Cup first in Group B campaign
After a decade-long march up the FIFA rankings, co-hosts Canada are hoping to crown their rise by claiming a piece of World Cup history in Group B — a first ever win. In two previous appearances at the World Cup — the 1986 finals in Mexico and the 2022 tournament in Qatar — Canada have […]
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Love outside the law
A sizeable number of Canadians are in polyamorous relationships. Canadian law does not recognize them
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Canadian soccer ready for World Cup coming out party
Canada hopes the 2026 World Cup will mark a turning point for soccer’s growth and global standing at home
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Canadian Jon Klassen’s ‘subtle, astute’ children’s stories earn international acclaim
Canadian author says winning the world’s preeminent children’s literature prize felt like praise ‘from another dimension’
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‘Wordle’ game to be turned into TV show
Game show will have teams compete against each other to discover a five-letter word in six guesses; plans to air on NBC
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Life inside the online far right, and why one woman walked away
A decade in conservative media left Lauren Southern questioning the beliefs and incentives that shaped her career
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Canada eyes a place in Eurovision
As Ottawa explores participation in the popular Eurovision Song Contest, experts note the path could be complex — and politically fraught