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Plans to open Canada’s first public dementia-inclusive park in Calgary this fall

Canada’s first dementia inclusive park, The Martin Family Legacy Garden, is expected to open late this fall. The public park will be accessible to all and has the goal of reducing the stigma …

Trump’s Blockade of His Own Blockade

His unforced war with Iran is already driving up economic risk, scrambling alliances, and exposing the kakistocracy behind America’s collapsing statecraft.

They Call It Bias. I Call It Truth.

They built the rules of journalism to serve power. I built my career breaking them.

10 Steps to Resist Fascism and Defend Democracy

The future of our democracy and our sovereignty depends on our individual willingness to step up and fill the breach.

The Reflexive Absolution of Trump

A failed Iran gambit, fresh domestic corruption, and the ongoing transformation of every Trump aberration into something his movement feels obliged to defend

Tanya Talaga (@tanyatalaga)

French author Gisèle Pelicot brought together nearly 750 people - almost all women - to the Trinity St. Paul’s Church last Thursday, for her Toronto book launch. The book, “A Hymn to Life,” is riveting. Gisèle’s story is both horrific and triumphant. She does not hate and her message is simple - “Shame has to change sides.” I was honoured to be one of three readers, along with writer Ann Marie MacDonald, former MPP Dr. Jill Andrew, and, host Anna Maria Tremonti. My take on the incredible evening, below. Miigwetch Another Story Bookshop for the event.

Sandra Hoenle (@sandrahoenle205952)