In 2012, a member of one of Asia's richest families killed a Bangkok police officer in a hit and run. Seven years later, he's still free | Continue reading
Language is always changing. How has technology forced it to evolve? | Continue reading
Six years ago, seven health care researchers were fired by the BC government for alleged misuse of data. They're still trying to understand what happened. | Continue reading
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David Finkelstein taught the world about black holes | Continue reading
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From Harry Potter to the Lion King, pop culture equates people who look like me with ugliness and eccentricity | Continue reading
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Today's prejudice is just an updated version of the same old racism | Continue reading
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Fake publications are corrupting the world of research—and influencing real news | Continue reading
Conventional wisdom has long asserted men outperform women in long-distance races. Ultramarathon results prove that assumption wrong | Continue reading
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In the absence of media scrutiny, politicians have started to spin their own stories | Continue reading
The entrepreneur who made billions putting BlackBerrys into pockets is now sounding the alarm about Big Tech's creep toward surveillance capitalism | Continue reading
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Why the upcoming federal election isn't safe from manipulation by Moscow | Continue reading
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How one government policy makes it near impossible for Indigenous people to travel through their own community | Continue reading
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One of the world’s biggest toy makers races to engineer the perfect lullaby | Continue reading
When I saw my online troll in person, I demanded he apologize. Instead he invited me out for coffee | Continue reading
Robert Langlands's work may have no practical applications—and he doesn't mind at all | Continue reading
Robert Langlands's work may have no practical applications—and he doesn't mind at all | Continue reading
How words kept my grandparents connected during the Second World War | Continue reading
Our national life is exciting, dramatic, and unpredictable. Why don't more Canadian novelists write about it? | Continue reading
The world's last passenger pigeon died in 1914. Now a team of scientists wants to resurrect the species | Continue reading
One physicist thinks if he can understand the patterns that form on ice, he can understand the universe | Continue reading
The United States shows all the warning signs of impending social and political collapse | Continue reading
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Longevity is now our reality. Are we ready for it? | Continue reading
I have terminal cancer, and without the powerful painkiller, I live in agony | Continue reading
What one celebrity pet can tell us about our curious and complicated relationship with animals | Continue reading
You may use the blue bin, but it doesn't mean you're helping the environment | Continue reading
Social media is breathing new life into an esteemed literary genre | Continue reading
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