What appeared to be a cheerful summer gathering complete with tents, snacks, and children waiting for face paint was in…
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Quebec’s latest move to give itself sweeping powers to cap the number of international students feels less like thoughtful policy…
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Every Thanksgiving long weekend, families across the country pack their bags, load up the car, and head out to reconnect…
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When International Development Minister Ahmed Hussen announced another $15 million in humanitarian aid for Lebanon, he framed it as a…
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Standing on the Tulsiganga bridge, Mizan gazed up at the sky. He saw the darkness beginning to dissipate. The Tulsiganga…
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Poetry is one of the most primitive branches of literature. It is believed that poetry existed even when the people…
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Keya is sitting on a bench. To her right, there’s a guy with a long beard and mustache. The guy…
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Climate change is no longer a theoretical concept or a subject of scientific research. It’s a harsh reality that’s impacting…
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one night Fifteen-year-old Abir is preparing to commit suicide. He has no desire to survive. What do you do to…
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I started looking at the cows one by one. They were all so beautiful. I thought to myself, it wouldn’t…
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