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Maxime Bernier's bold move

August 27, 2018

Maxime Bernier, the 2017 Conservative Party of Canada (CPC) leadership runner-up, has announced he’s leaving the party to form a truly conservative alternative to Andrew Scheer’s CPC, which Bernier categorized as “intellectually and morally corrupt.”

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Could machine learning mean the end of understanding in science?

August 03, 2018

Much to the chagrin of summer party planners, weather is a notoriously chaotic system. Small changes in precipitation, temperature, humidity, wind speed or direction, etc. can balloon into an entirely new set of conditions within a few days.

Stephen Bannon's world: Dangerous minds in dangerous times

July 27, 2018

Stephen Bannon, the rabble-rousing populist and alt-right enabler shockingly brought to the White House by Donald Trump, said the following to a gathering of the Front National in March 2018:

Women marching while holding a banner that says &quot;Take back the workplace.&quot;

When is #MeToo coming to my workplace? U of T expert on eight things you can do now

July 11, 2018

As a sociologist who studies feminist activism, I often get asked when and how the #MeToo movement is going to trickle down. This is a fair question, and not one easy to answer.

How an NDP victory in Ontario is a real possibility

May 25, 2018

At the start of the Ontario provincial election, which unofficially began when Doug Ford was narrowly chosen in March to lead the province’s Progressive Conservatives, most pundits and analysts

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Migrant farm workers vulnerable to sexual violence

May 03, 2018

After Teresa filed a report against her farm employer for sexual assault, he asked her how much money it would take for her to retract her statement. In the spring of 2014, Teresa (not her real name) was attacked by her boss on his farm in British Columbia.

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Beyond our oceans: Microplastics pollute rivers and lakes too

April 27, 2018

When you think of microplastic pollution, plastic debris less than five millimetres in size, you likely envision the ocean — probably because ocean gyres gained notoriety for being a microplastic soup

Author Chelsea Rochman presents her research at the United Nations.

Stand up for science: More researchers now see engagement as a crucial part of their job

April 13, 2018

As the first anniversary of the March for Science approaches, researchers continue to reflect on the relationship between science and society. A recent survey of 2017 marchers indicated that nearly all were also actively participating in other types of science advocacy.

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The hypocrisy of the European Union on the Catalan referendum

October 11, 2017

After days of political upheaval following the Oct. 1 referendum on independence from Spain, the president of Catalunya, Carles Puigdemont, spoke in the Catalan parliament this week.

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Hugh Hefner’s legacy: Narrow visions of sex and beauty

October 04, 2017

With the death of Hugh Hefner, the architect of the Playboy empire, comes tributes and stories of his life. One wonders about his origin story, the price of his mansion and why he loved to wear pajamas.

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