OPINIONS
A new hope
Finding your way to the light, no matter how dark it gets
Does state surveillance really keep us safe?
In a time of injustice, Clearview AI poses a fresh threat to those most vulnerable among us
The art of walking
A step at a time towards appreciating nature
The “enthusiastic yes”
Ontario’s battle for consent education
Virginity and shame
Sexually active women? Sluts. Virgin men? Losers.
Love, love, love
Unwinding a word
Going viral
Contagious coverage in the era of social media
Exams and equity
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The upward loop
Looking at family histories It’s a source of pride to me that I can bake a batch of ginger molasses cookies, put them all in the oven, and have the mess cleaned up in about an hour. This recipe, clipped from The Globe and Mail years ago, makes the best cookies. They are always moist and ...
The death of the polymath
Why we need to know a little about a lot “I fear we are witnessing the ‘death of expertise’,” writes Tom Nichols in a 2014 article. “A Google-fueled, Wikipedia-based, blog-sodden collapse of any division between professionals and laymen, students and teachers, knowers and wonderers—in other words, between those of any achievement in an ...