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The Sunday Magazine33:0650 years ago, the Khmer Rouge began its reign of terror in Cambodia. Justice remains elusive WARNING: This article includes a discussion of genocide and references to extreme violence. It’s been 50 years since Bokhara Bun’s carefree childhood of climbing trees and making mischief in Phnom Penh turned intoContinue Reading

The Sunday Magazine46:04Caroline Darian, daughter of Gisèle Pelicot, tells her own story WARNING: This article may affect those who have experienced​ ​​​sexual violence or know someone affected by it. The explosive mass rape trial of Dominique Pelicot and 50 other men in Avignon, France, may have come to an endContinue Reading

The Sunday Magazine·Q&A Barry Blitt says it’s an uncertain time for editorial cartoonists amid political tensions in the US, but laughter is the key to dealing with the heavy stuff. In his three decades as an editorial cartoonist for The New Yorker, the Canadian-American illustrator has contributed over 140 covers.Continue Reading

The Sunday Magazine20:05What the ‘Free the Beer’ case can teach us about interprovincial trade Gerard Comeau thought nothing of his 2012 trip from New Brunswick to Quebec and back again to pick up a carload of beer. He lived close to the border in Tracadie, N.B., and the prices wereContinue Reading

The Sunday Magazine For better and worse, a rebirth in our cultural fascination with true crime — spurred, in part, by the launch of the hit podcast Serial a decade ago — has led to changes in the criminal justice system, legal experts say. Documentaries and podcasts, including Serial, have spurredContinue Reading

The Sunday Magazine Many of us have been told that good posture makes us healthier and less susceptible to injury, and that bad posture leads to aches and pains down the line. But several researchers and clinicians say that, actually, there’s not really much evidence to support these commonly heldContinue Reading

The Sunday Magazine23:20How to talk to your aging parents about their future Talking to aging parents and family members about their future can be tricky, but Megan Johnson says the sooner, the better. The Halifax-based research assistant, 36, is a secondary caregiver to her father, who is in the lateContinue Reading