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Entering life’s doldrums

Richard Greene’s latest collection finds the established Canadian poet coming to terms with mid-life.

Recent changes to Canadian Heritage funding threaten the future of our nation’s literature

The closing ceremonies did a disservice to our cultural identity

Talonbooks, publisher of book exposing Canada’s pro-mining policies, threatened by Barrick Gold

Where we’ve come in the fight against overfishing

Students use free, online MIT lectures as a substitute for class

The new edition of the principal psychiatric manual, open to public comment for the first time, has the potential to revise stigmatizing diagnoses

Student-made solutions to McGill’s clunky interfaces

McGill students compete in elevator race to space for $1-million prize

“The Good Person of Sichuan” pits goodness against greed

The Daily talks to Salman Rushdie about some of his major influences and political views

A short story

Images of empowerment can defeat subconscious racism

The disconnect between the curriculum’s European ideals and the training relevant to a rural economy

One scientist’s love affair with the Saint Lawrence’s estuaire moyen