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Here’s how Valentine’s Day — and our conceptions of love — have changed over...

Theatre aisles lined with people. Rows of grocery store roses. Teddy bears. Valentine’s Day — and all its commercial classics — are back in our...
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Students ‘Bank’ on city solutions at Carleton policy competition

Students brought Bank Street into the spotlight during the BPAPM Case Competition that drew city councillors to campus last month.  Participants created proposals on how...

Q&A: How this Carleton alum fell in love with Morocco, creating a food tour...

Carleton University alum Mandy Sinclair has written for 'Lonely Planet,' worked on travel podcasts and built food tours. She's turned her passion for travel into a career.
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‘These are people’s lives’: A Carleton advocate’s guide to ethical true crime storytelling

Bailey Reid's The Care Frame lays framework for true crime storytelling as a tool against gender-based violence.

Opinion: Carney channelled Churchill in Davos

Eighty years after U.K. Prime Minister Winston Churchill set the tone for a post-war world order, Canada’s own prime minister, Mark Carney,...