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For these grieving partners, Camp Widow offered a way forward
At the annual Camp Widow event, individuals who have lost their partners gather to navigate the overwhelming grief of their loss. In the absence of a national bereavement strategy, grief-support charities are stepping in to provide frontline assistance.
Connection, validation, addiction: In new docuseries, teens explain the draw of social media
Filmmaker Lauren Greenfield convinced a bunch of teenagers to give her full access to their phones, where she saw social media’s impact on young minds in real time.
How empathy helped this Saskatoon diving club reach the Olympics
Steve and Mary Carroll, former elite divers, founded the Saskatoon Diving Club after moving from Newfoundland to Saskatchewan in 2008. As coaches, they are dedicated to developing well-rounded athletes, and have coached two divers who competed at the Paris Olympics.
Are ocean waves the future of energy? Scientists say more development needed
One of the things holding back the development of harnessing the power of ocean waves as a renewable source of energy is the lack of places to test the equipment. But PacWaves, a new facility in Oregon could help change that.
Climate action needs big money — and Canadian philanthropists say it's time to pay up
Last week, nine wealthy Canadian families and foundations committed hundreds of millions of dollars to help combat climate change. The pledge was made through the Climate Champions initiative, a campaign by the Clean Economy Fund, a charitable foundation focused on increasing climate-focused philanthropy in Canada.
Governments must rein in online gambling before it's too late, say public health experts
As the gambling industry expands worldwide with the increasing popularity of online gambling, a recent report from The Lancet's commission on gambling urges governments to treat gambling as a public health issue.
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Ella Jenkins, 'first lady' of children's music, remembered for championing social justice through song
The African American folk singer and songwriter had decades-long career as a children's entertainer, and made a global impact through her interactive performances.
Prayers, protests and perogies: Sound project aims to humanize the migrant experience
Stuart Fowkes gathered 120 human migration sounds from across the globe. Through these diverse recordings, he hopes to convey different migration stories and demonstrate that this highly polarized issue is an experience shared by people everywhere.
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'It was really love': Wab Kinew honours the legacy of Murray Sinclair
Anishinaabe senator and renowned lawyer Murray Sinclair died Monday, aged 73. Matt Galloway talks to Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew about the man he knew, and his legacy.
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'We need strong support': Ukraine fighting to bring children back from Russia
Mykola Kuleba, Ukraine’s former children’s ombudsman, is urging the international community to help bring back the Ukrainian children abducted by Russia.