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Master of puppets
Mr. Dressup taught generations of kids to keep their crayons sharp, their sticky tape untangled and to always put the tops back on their markers.
Double-Double forever
Don't hide your love, Canada: the non-guilty pleasure of Tim Hortons coffee.
Beautiful losers
In defence of the Trailer Park Boys, progressive Canadian heroes.
Why Torontonians without a family doctor miss out on mental health care
For many, barrier-free clinics are their best bet.
Faith and loss across the generations
Yann Martel's return to an abandoned novel.
All bodies great and small
Mona Awad's 13 Ways of Looking at a Fat Girl traces the outline of a weight-obsessed culture.
From horror to hope
A Q&A with Will Ferguson on his new book, Road Trip Rwanda.
On fables and fiction
A Q&A with Patrick deWitt on his new novel, Undermajordomo Minor.
Eight rebels with a cause
In 2001, advocacy journalism inspired a social revolution when Adbusters provided the impetus for the Occupy Wall Street movement. The RRJ decided to take a look at the history of advocacy journalism to see how it got to where it is today.
Life as a Lunatic
Monthly coping skills and lessons gleaned from life as a lunatic.