The Toronto Blue Jays’ first trip to the World Series since ’93 has given fans a lot of dizzying highs and lows. It may also be giving them a religious experience
Category: Culture
Posted inWorld
Half of isolated Indigenous peoples face extinction: NGO
Logging, mining and tourism threatens the world’s uncontacted people groups, with half of them at risk of being wiped out in 10 years
Posted inThe Interview
Making sense of Canada’s unique gun culture
Professor Noah Schwartz explains what he’s learned about Canada’s unique gun culture after writing a book on the topic — and getting his own gun licence
Posted inCulture
Time to stop clock changes, says Brussels
The EU proposed stopping time changes in 2018, but the idea has stalled because not all countries agree to it
Posted inCulture
Women designers ‘not getting the breaks’ despite global fashion shake-up
Around 10 leading women’s luxury fashion brands are now headed by men, even though the industry is filled with women
Posted inReligion
The surprising characteristics of non-religious Canadians
Religious ‘nones’ are Canada’s second largest group after Christians. But their beliefs are more diverse than their name implies
Posted inCommunity
‘Shut your mouth’: Low-paid women still waiting for their #MeToo
Cleaners, secretaries and supermarket workers who have suffered sexual violence at work say they are still waiting for justice
Posted inHealth
Men blame porn for their sexual struggles—experts say it’s more complicated
Rising reports of porn-related issues mask underlying mental health and relationship challenges
Posted inFamily
J.K. Rowling attacks ‘ignorant’ Harry Potter star Emma Watson
Watson has spoken out against Rowling’s views on gender issues, although she recently said she still loves the Harry Potter author
Posted inPolitics & Policy
Turning Point Canada?
In the wake of Charlie Kirk’s assassination, Canadian conservatives weigh a youth movement of their own