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Quebec
When young people talk about screens
A National Assembly commission listened to more than 500 students and 7,075 citizens about screens. The young people also talked about their parents.
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Borrow a person for twenty minutes
Born in Denmark in 2000, the Human Library lets you borrow a person instead of a book, for the length of a conversation. The idea has travelled the world, all the way to Montreal's libraries.
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The virus had a face, they said
In 2020, hate crimes targeting people of Asian origin soared in Canada. A rumour can single out an entire group; a gesture can remind us these are neighbours.
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Growing old far from your language
Nearly one Canadian senior in five feels lonely. For those who immigrated as adults, loneliness often has the accent of a language no one around them speaks anymore.
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