Leading the Digital Revolution: Female Indigenous Leaders and the Canadian North
Leading the Digital Revolution: Female Indigenous Leaders and the Canadian North
An economist on Ottawa’s GST holiday. Spoiler alert – Santa Claus is not real: Tim Sargent in the Globe and Mail

Climber takes on death-trap after surviving kidnapping, injury [Video]

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With jaw-dropping big wall ascents and a life packed with adrenaline and adventure, climber Tommy Caldwell has had a career worthy of — and captured by — a feature film.Video above: Breast cancer survivor climbs Vermont’s highest peak while raising awareness for a cureBut after an agonizing Achilles injury that resulted in numerous surgeries, bolts in his foot and two years off climbing, Caldwell, then in his 40s, was worried about his future.He enlisted friend and fellow climber Alex Honnold, famed for his free solo ascent of Yosemite’s El Capitan, to join him on a comeback climb. The trip would see the duo aim to become the first ever to finish a single-day traverse of all five icy granite towers of the Devil’s Thumb massif, located in the Stikine Ranges mountain range that straddles the Alaska-British Columbia border.The Devil’s Thumb itself is known as being one of North America’s most …

The evolving battlegrounds of free speech in Canada: Peter Copeland and Kristopher Kinsinger
The evolving battlegrounds of free speech in Canada: Peter Copeland and Kristopher Kinsinger
One trillion reasons why oilsands benefit Canada’s economy: Heather Exner-Pirot and Bryan Remillard in the Edmonton Journal