
The National Gallery at 200: is this rehang a bold relaunch or rinse and repeat?
The National Gallery has recently rehung its entire collection. Taking hundreds of paintings off the wall and replacing them in a new arrangement requires considerable mental and physical labour on the part of curators,...
How far-right ideas in Canada are working their way into mainstream politics
The fortunes of the Conservative Party and its leader Pierre Poilievre in Canadas April 2025 election seemed to have shifted dramatically after United States President Donald Trump called for Canada to become the 51st...

Why more youth are landing in the ER with vomiting from cannabis use
As cannabis use among youth rises in Canada and THC potency reaches record highs emergency departments are seeing a surge in cases of a once-rare condition: cannabis hyperemesis syndrome (CHS). Characterized by...

Chatbots can help clinicians become better communicators, and this could boost vaccine uptake
Measles is back. In recent months, outbreaks have re-emerged across North America including 2,968 cases in Canada as of May 31, 2025. At the heart of many of these surges lies missed childhood vaccinations not just...

PKK’s decision to disband shows the benefit of engaging in politics rather than an armed struggle
The recent decision by the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) to disarm and disband has important lessons for any country facing a seemingly intractable insurgency. On May 12, the group stated that following its 12th Congress...

With so many parties ‘ruling out’ working with other parties, is MMP losing its way?
There has been a lot of ruling out going on in New Zealand politics lately. In the most recent outbreak, both the incoming and outgoing deputy prime ministers, ACTs David Seymour and NZ Firsts Winston Peters, ruled out...