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If concern is to translate into lasting action, the relationship youth have with climate change must be recalibrated — from despair to informed, empowered participation.
Stories by Perry Kinkaide
Rethinking Canada’s U.S. relationship
Robert Frost famously said, “good fences make good neighbours.” While this adage underscores the importance of respecting boundaries, it also invites reflection on the purpose of those fences and how they shape relationships. You can follow all our coverage of U.S. tariff threats here. For Canada and the United States, the border symbolizes both division […] Read more
