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What Orange Shirt Day Means to Indigenous Canadians
What a Discussion Showed Me
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I read an online discussion asking whether wearing an orange shirt matters to the people the day is meant to honour. The answers disagreed, which taught me more than I expected....
How Canada Picked Up America's Worst Habits
Noticing the Borrowed Habits
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I moved back to Canada in 2022 after years of living outside it, including a stretch in Hong Kong, and one of the strange side effects of returning is noticing things...
Wildfires, Pipelines and a Stalled Status Bill
A Bill Stuck in Committee
About 29% of status Indians could lose the legal ability to pass status to their children. The cause is the Indian Act’s second-generation cut-off, which blocks status when one parent is non-status and the othe...
Knowing When It's Time to Walk Away
A Sunday sermon on moving on led me back through a bad job, a broken relationship, and the people I've watched compromise themselves to fit in.
A Sermon That Stuck with Me
Fake AI Websites are Targeting Albertans
What AI Tells You About the Vote is Wrong
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If you live in Alberta and you’ve asked AI when the referendum is, there’s a chance you got the wrong answer. This is because someone built websites to feed...
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