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Michelle Cyca

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Sorry Not Sorry: The Art of Saying Nothing in Apology Statements

From corporate scandals to celebrity missteps, public contrition has lost all meaning The post Sorry Not Sorry: The Art of Saying Nothing in Apology...

28.02.2025 10

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Michelle Cyca

An Acclaimed Canadian Playwright Faces Questions of Pretendianism

W orld War II is looming in Europe, but in Canada, a group of Indigenous children at a Northern Ontario residential school is putting on a...

28.10.2024 3

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Michelle Cyca

Social Media Is Helping Bring Indigenous Languages Back from the Brink

“T ansi, today we are going through some random phrases,” Julia Ouellette says to the camera. She holds up slips of paper with English words while...

30.09.2024 2

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Michelle Cyca

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“t ân’si, anohc kiwî-atoskâtenaw konta itwewina,” Julia Ouellette itwew cikâstepicikanihk. miciminam masinahikanekina emasinahikâtehki âkayâ...

30.09.2024 2

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Michelle Cyca

Poilievre’s Idea of Reconciliation Is a Mess

Published 7:44, Sep. 18, 2024 O n July 11, as Pierre Poilievre began his first in-person address to the Assembly of First Nations, a number of...

18.09.2024 2

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Michelle Cyca

Is Summer Break Bad for Everyone?

T he last day of school is arguably the highlight of the year for kids. It’s also an ebullient milestone that fills parents with potent nostalgia...

26.08.2024 1

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Michelle Cyca

Kamala Harris’s Campaign Is Only Meme Deep. Can It Be Sustained?

I n retrospect, the signs were there in April, when Drew Barrymore looked deeply into the eyes of United States vice president Kamala Harris and...

19.08.2024 1

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Michelle Cyca