Understanding the rise of ‘democratic socialism’
For decades, ‘socialism’ was a dirty word in politics, but today it’s one of the fastest growing political identities. Today, we explore the resurgence of democratic socialism, the ideas behind it, and its long tradition in both the U.S. and Canada.
Giant dinosaurs, oversized sausages: Are Canada's roadside attractions worth keeping around?
From a towering dinosaur in Drumheller, Alta., to a giant nickel coin in Sudbury, Ont., quirky landmarks have drawn visitors for decades. But as tourism changes and maintenance costs rise, some communities in Canada are questioning their future.
A U.S. prof suspects most of his students used AI to cheat. It's a growing concern here, too
A Brown University professor has gone public about what appears to be a large-scale case of cheating using generative AI. The case isn't uncommon, according to Canadian educators and academic integrity experts, with the issue require attention from students, profs and institutions.
Police in India allege suspect in high-profile murder case fled to Canada
The brutal murder of a young Punjabi singer has set off an urgent search for her killer, with police in India alleging the chief suspect has fled to Canada.
Clement Virgo says Steal Away is his most ambitious work yet
Clement Virgo's Steal Away reimagines America's past as a futuristic fairytale. Under the layers of metaphor and symbolism, the acclaimed Canadian director says the guiding question is: Is progress ever permanent?
Out-of-control wildfire prompts evacuation order for area south of Pemberton, B.C.
The evacuation order applies to One Mile Lake Park, "to provide safe working space to crews supporting fire operations."
New York Times moves to quash Trump administration subpoenas over Air Force One reporting
A New York Times lawyer says the newspaper is going to court to defend its 'journalists' rights to report freely' on President Donald Trump's administration after subpoenas were delivered last week.