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Let’s be feminist in public
Tell us how to empower the next generation of feminists
Beyond the dope headlines of Canada’s weed legalization
And a few more pot puns you didn't need
Are our municipal ballot boxes half-full or half-empty?
Tell us why you do or don’t vote
Who run the world? ‘Persons’
It's Women's History Month in Canada but fighting for women’s equality is hardly history
Why The Discourse is going local
We imagine growing into a network of reporters across Canada, who’ll report alongside communities typically left out of mainstream public and political dialogue.
Newsletter: How to set healthy boundaries in conversation
Sometimes, it’s unhelpful — and even harmful — to engage another person. Sometimes, it’s better to just walk away.
Newsletter: Let’s talk about how we talk to each other
One of the most popular topics that Discourse members say they want our journalists to explore is public discourse.
Newsletter: It’s time Canadians got real
Real talk can be hard, but how can you resolve something if you don’t say anything?