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“#Trudeau hits the beach in Tofino. At least he isn’t surfing.” Image of the Week: Symbolism is an important part of reconciliation with First Nations. The PM’s oceanside getaway could not have made that clearer. Of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s 94 calls to action, unveiled back in 2015, the federal government has only completed…
“#How Nobel Peace Prize nominee Ilwad Elman has left her mark on Somalia—and the world” Elman in Toronto, in September 2021 (Photograph by Jorian Charlton) Energy pulses outside Mogadishu’s airport terminal, a commotion of horns and shouting, security checkpoints, armoured cars, taxis and, just outside the gates, a dizzying number of auto rickshaws known as…
“#Blown away: Glassblowing’s blazing hot moment on Netflix” How Sheridan College students helped a Netflix series raise the profile of the artistic medium Terms like “annealer” and “pulling cane” entered viewers’ lexicon when the glassblowing competition series Blown Away first aired on Netflix in 2019. The show features 10 contenders who fashion glass art and…
“#Ways, big and small, Canadians are marking the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation” Here’s how some are observing the day for reflecting on the tragic history of residential schools Canada marks the first ever National Day of Truth and Reconciliation on September 30. The day is intended to encourage reflection on the painful legacy…
“#The first National Day for Truth and Reconciliation; Trudeau’s triumph; and the China question” Politics Insider for Sept. 30, 2021: A day of reflection; Canadian Human Rights Tribunal order upheld; and more COVID records Welcome to a sneak peek of the Maclean’s Politics Insider newsletter. Sign up to get it delivered straight to your inbox…
“#I ran away from the Kamloops Residential School. This is where I hid.” On his 16th birthday, Ron Ignace’s residential school allowed him go into town unsupervised. He didn’t go back, instead hiding in his aunt and uncle’s house. ‘That was the best damn decision I ever made in my life.’ I was born in…
“#Bruce Kidd on how sport and society are tightly interwoven—in the world and in his life” Q&A: The Canadian athlete discusses his memoir, ‘A Runner’s Journey’, and how athletics and social activism are inseparable for him Athlete, academic and author, Bruce Kidd has been an iconic presence in Canadian sport for six decades. A distance…
“#Dr. Hayley Wickenheiser explains a remarkable letter she wrote to her future self” The former hockey player, now physician Dr. Hayley Wickenheiser reflects on a letter she penned to herself at the start of med school Hockey legend Hayley Wickenheiser graduated from med school at the University of Calgary this year. At the beginning of…
“#The broken triumph of Justin Trudeau” “Some have talked about division,” Justin Trudeau told a little victory party in Montreal on Sept. 20, election night. “But that’s not what I see. That’s not what I’ve seen these past weeks across the country.” The Liberal leader had just won his third consecutive federal election, a feat that,…
“#Vaccine mandates are at the top of Trudeau’s to-do list” Politics Insider for Sept. 29, 2021: Justin Trudeau and Chrystia Freeland get to work; Alberta grapples with COVID; hot housing Welcome to a sneak peek of the Maclean’s Politics Insider newsletter. Sign up to get it delivered straight to your inbox in the morning. Fighting…