Feminism Let’s Name More Canadian High Schools After Women
Lindsey Palka on the dearth of Canadian high schools that are named after women. (The Queen and Mary, Mother of Jesus notwithstanding.)
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Feminism Men Beware!: The Time Dudes in Canada Got Worried About Their Reproductive Rights
A thrilling tale of one woman's attempt to successfully troll 1960s Canadian men into thinking they'll all be given forced vasectomies.
Books “A Woman Too Soon”: Rilla of Ingleside and World War I
Lindsey Palka on "Rilla of Ingleside" and the Canadian WWI homefront.
Television The Best Wikipedia Episode Summaries For The Littlest Hobo
A searching moral inventory of the Canadian children's classic television program, "The Littlest Hobo."
Television Logical Inconsistencies in Beloved (Mostly Canadian) Childhood TV Shows
Erica Ruth Kelly, on how logical inconsistencies in childhood TV shows set her up for adult failure.
Books Every Canadian Novel Ever
An exhaustive guide to every Canadian novel ever written.
Advice CRTC-Approved Canadian Pornography Scenarios
Nicole Cliffe has gained access to a list of government-approved plotlines for Canadian pornography.
Advice How to Tell If a Canadian is Mad At You
Nicole and Mallory, drawing on their own, rich friendship, provide a roadmap to Canadian anger and passive-aggression.
Personal Stories Blind Items of Rural Southern Ontario
The Toast's gossip column serves up some juicy blind items from Hastings County, Ontario.
Perfidy and Wretched Villainy Canadian Flags: Margarine Logos, Lions, and Quasi-Maps
The rich pageantry of Canada's weird and lovely flags. Spoiler: there are lots of lions on them.
Heroes Paul Gross: A Celebration
If you do not know who Paul Gross is, or do not wish to celebrate him, go away. We are not catering to your ignorance.
Books On Kit Pearson and the Nature of Reading CanLit
Manisha Aggarwal-Schifellite on what reading the YA novels of Kit Pearson taught her about being Canadian.
Politics The State of Abortion Access in New Brunswick
Alexandra Davis discusses the closing of the only abortion clinic in New Brunswick, Canada, and what it means for women.
History “Filles du Roi”: Come Visit Scenic New France in the 17th Century
Lindsey Palka, on the hundreds of young women, known as "Filles du Roi," who traveled to New France to marry and make difficult new lives for themselves.
Books Canadian Political Novels of Variable Quality
Forrest Barnum delivers the sexy treatise on Canadian political novels you never knew your heart was longing for.
