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Why it took Gil Adamson 10 years to write a swashbuckling follow-up to her bestselling novel The Outlander
How the Toronto author wrote the historical novel Ridgerunner.
Ryan B. Patrick
Books ||
Apps make it easier for couples to separate, but family law experts say communication is still key
Online tools for divorce and co-parenting aim to keep the process amicable and inexpensive. These digital resources are part of a broader move to open up divorce to less adversarial conflict resolution methods like mediation, coaching and collaborative law.
Spark ||
How to talk about back-to-school plans with your kids during a pandemic
With just weeks until the start of the school year, many parents are having to decide whether their children will return to school. Two experts offer some tips on talking to your children about what going back to school could look like this year.
Cross Country Checkup ||
Ali Smith on art, adolescence and gender ambiguity in her time-bending novel, How To Be Both
Writers & Company ||
How our relationships with work, others, and ourselves are inextricably linked
The Sunday Edition ||
60 facts about the world of Dr. Seuss
CBC Books
Books ||
THE DOSE
How can I send my kids back to school safely — for them and for us?
White Coat - Black Art ||
Analysis
Chris Hall: Andrew Scheer warns Conservatives not to take party unity for granted
News -Politics ||
'I'm fighting my way back': Kiesza stages a comeback after brain injury
Q ||
Susan Juby recommends 3 audiobooks she's recently loved
The Next Chapter ||
Exploring culinary extinction: the foods we have eaten out of existence
Quirks & Quarks ||
Government crackdown on Belarusian protestors unlike anything that's come before, says journalist
Day 6 |
Green Eggs and Ham is 60 years old. It started as a $50 bet between Dr. Seuss and his publisher
The Current ||
Q&A
Trump is going after the U.S. Postal Service to 'derail' the election: Congresswoman
As It Happens ||
Q&A
COVID-related anxiety is common, but many are learning to overcome it, says psychologist
Cross Country Checkup ||
When 'math is accessible to any brain,' we can make better political, social choices, says mathematician
The Current ||
Giselle Courteau explores her French Canadian roots through baking with Duchess at Home
The Next Chapter ||
Photos
What this Pulitzer Prize-winning photographer saw in ICUs fighting COVID-19
The Current ||
Q&A
Beirut pediatric oncologist struggles to find care for his young patients after explosion
As It Happens ||
LISTEN
The roots of Lebanon's anti-government protests
Front Burner |
New Zealand wizard insists reports of his retirement have been greatly exaggerated
As It Happens ||
Everyday sounds could be damaging your hearing, says author
The Current ||
CBC MASSEY LECTURES
The 2019 CBC Massey Lectures| Power Shift: The Longest Revolution
Ideas ||
How the Hungarian border fence remains a political symbol
Ideas |
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