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Q&A
Health care's taking a backseat in this election. That's a missed opportunity, expert says
The federal election campaign so far has been dominated by curveballs from the U.S. But meanwhile, the state of public health care in Canada remains dire. Health law expert Colleen Flood, dean of law at Queen's University, explains why Canadians should demand healthcare reform no matter which party they choose.
Elderly patients can deteriorate hourly in the ER. This team works against the clock to get them out
It may seem counterintuitive, but hospital emergency rooms can be hazardous to the health of elderly patients. The chaotic environment can cause delirium and deconditioning to set in fast, and some patients never leave the hospital again. An innovative team at St. Mary's Hospital in Montreal is helping to prevent that from happening.
Curiosity Day
25 things you don't know about the amazing (real) adventures of Curious George
Sept. 14, 2019 is the 78th anniversary of Curious George. Celebrate Curiosity Day by learning more about George and the Man with the Yellow Hat.
My Life in Books
k-os: 10 books that shaped my life
The hip-hop artist has a brand new album - and a lot of books to talk about.
11 books Alice Munro loves, and you will too
The Canadian literary legend died on May 13, 2024 at the age of 92. Here are 11 books Alice Munro has mentioned over the years as being influential to her own life.
Magic 8 Q&A
Governor General's Literary Award finalist Erin Bow may be writing in a garden shed right now
The author of Stand on the Sky answers eight questions submitted by eight other authors.
Why it took Eden Robinson eight years to write Canada Reads finalist Son of a Trickster
The acclaimed author of Monkey Beach on the complicated genesis of her long-awaited novel, Son of a Trickster.