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Reconciliation
For Inuit survivors of tuberculosis, a return to the sanatorium site in Hamilton is a stop along the healing journey
As children, they were torn from their families and communities to be sent away for tuberculosis treatment. Now, they visit the past to heal in the present
In photos: Events across Canada mark National Day for Truth and Reconciliation Gallery
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Today is the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. Here’s what to know
opinion
An era of justice is quietly delivering huge payback to Indigenous communities
Ken Coates
opinion
To move toward reconciliation, we need to engage in challenging conversations
Heather Menzies
U.S. Politics
On the brink of a federal shutdown, the House passes a 45-day funding plan and sends it to Senate
The new approach would leave behind aid to Ukraine, a White House priority opposed by a growing number of GOP lawmakers, but the plan would increase federal disaster assistance by $16 billion, meeting President Joe Biden’s full request
Rep. Jamaal Bowman triggered a fire alarm in a House office building amid voting on a funding bill
analysis
U.S. shutdown not just a failure of Congress but a failure of the American system
David Shribman
David Shribman
Manitoba
NDP leader Wab Kinew charms Manitoba voters with dad jokes and common sense as PCs fall behind
The odds-on favourite, if Mr. Kinew manages to win next week, he will be Canada’s first premier of First Nations descent
investing
Bond yields are up and stocks are down. Here’s a game plan
Declining bond yields could bring some relief to the stock market and a retreat could boost the appeal of economically defensive stocks
opinion
A better way to compare bonds and GICs
Dan Bortolotti and Justin Bender
Art
Las Vegas’s Sphere opens with A Beautiful Night as U2 residency launches
U2:UV Achtung Baby Live at Sphere marked the opening of a game-changing Las Vegas venue. The audience had a ball.
A new wave of Indigenous opera arrives in Canada
KAWS is one of today’s most popular artists - and one of the most divisive

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‘In protest, I am buying online from Amazon.’ Indigo and the state of bookstores, plus other letters to the editor for Sept. 30

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