Research & Critical Thinking

You can love your country and still think it’s broken

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World War III Begins With Forgetting

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Why research is so important

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Why Politics and Context Matter in Conservation Policy

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Why Peter Mansbridge’s departure represents the end of an illusion

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Why Canada’s nuclear industry is having a moment – and what’s next

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When to trust (and not to trust) peer reviewed science

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What, Exactly, Are We Reading?

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What Is Balkanization?

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We Have a Tariff Reprieve. Let’s Use it to Firmly Establish the Facts.

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We can probably measure media bias. But do we want to?

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To understand Putin, look to the history of tyrants

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To Restore Civil Society, Start With the Library

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Time Essay: In Defense of Politicians: Do We Ask Too Much?

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Thinking Critically

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Think tanks fill an important niche within Canada’s public policy landscape

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The Surprising Power of Questions

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The Ruthless Math of Political Campaigns: Is Big Data Bad for Democracy?

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The Rise, Fall, and Resignation of Justin Trudeau: Charting a Decade of Abacus Data Polling on the Prime Minister

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The Democratic Electorate on Twitter Is Not the Actual Democratic Electorate

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The curious case of the South African ski resort that never was: how a 1970s land tussle with Lesotho shaped history

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The Critical Thinking Toolkit

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Test Yourself for Hidden Bias

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Situations Matter

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Sir John A. Macdonald & The Apocalyptic Year 1885 places the former PM’s many imperfections within the context of the times

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Scrutinizing science: Peer review

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Rush to judgment on Covington school standoff should be a wake-up call for media

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Readers need multiple news sources

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Poll finds 90% of Canadians have fallen for fake news

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Polarized Political Communication, Oppositional Media Hostility, and Selective Exposure

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People Choose News That Fits Their Views

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Peer Review is Not Scientific

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Opinion: Hey, Greenland! Join us, not the United States

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Opinion | There was a public side to Justin Trudeau we all knew. But there was a side to Canada’s PM few of us saw

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Opinion | In one of his final acts, Justin Trudeau showed Canadians he’s become what he once fought against

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Older people, ultra-conservatives shared the most Facebook fakery in 2016

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Negative political ads and their effect on voters: Updated collection of research

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Need to Know: Prepare for some sticker shock if Trump’s tariffs actually happen

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My “35 Tribes” that explain Canadian politics

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Media Bias Fact Check

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Matt Gurney: We are an extremely naive country and reality is going to punch us in the face

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Liberals and Conservatives Are Both Susceptible to Fake News, but for Different Reasons

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Liberal-funded ‘misinformation’ study itself full of misinformation

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Let’s stop pretending peer review works

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Just Using Big Data Isn’t Enough Anymore

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Jay-Z: Why Context Matters In Hip-Hop

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It’s tough to talk politics these days, but it helps to start by listening

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How to Identify Fact vs. Opinion in Writing & Research

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How to Evaluate Information Sources: Identify Bias

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How to Ask Better Questions

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How The World Became Data-Driven, And What’s Next

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How Far Can “Buy Canadian” Really Go?

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How a resolution at the B.C. Law Society became a debate about residential school denialism

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Great Questions Lead to Great Design – A Guide to the Design Thinking Process

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From star ratings to video views, beware fake internet stats

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Fake News, Propaganda, and Misinformation: Learning to Critically Evaluate Media Sources.

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E-dayism

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Doomsday Clock

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Critical minerals is a meaningless term, needs new definition and strategy

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Context Matters: The Dangers of Sound-Bite Journalism

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Context Matters: Considerations for large-scale conservation

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Context Matters in Social Media

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Confirmation Bias: Why Both Sides Of The Global Warming Debate Are Nearly Always Right

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Confirmation Bias in 5 Minutes

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Carmichael: The weak loonie is threatening to become a problem for the Bank of Canada

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Canadian and American television news executives strongly believe viewers get bored with process stories, and that if they are not relating to a story on an emotional level, they will not be interested in it.

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Canada’s Centre for Digital and Media Literacy

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Canada will have to wait for AI productivity boost: Macklem

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Big Data Is Changing The Way People Live Their Lives

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Artificial intelligence was made in Canada. How can we be world leaders once again?

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An Unexpected Lesson from Mandela: Why Context Matters

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After Bank of Canada’s oversized cut, is lower and faster the new pace?

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50 Mini-Lessons For Teaching Students Research Skills

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5 Research Biases: How to Identify and Avoid Them in Your Research

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#Fakenews is being used to discredit mainstream media coverage of the Canadian election

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“Best Practices” Research

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‘Nothing on this page is real’: How lies become truth in online America

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