Amanda Shendruk does the math, crunches the numbers and illustrates her findings in a way that adds a new layer of understanding to the stories of the day.
Canada is in the middle of a contamination crisis.
I’m sure you’ve heard by now that the Canadian Food Inspection Agency’s recall of more than 1,500 beef products from XL Foods is, in fact, the largest beef recall in our country’s history. That’s far from insignificant. But what does “large” mean, really, and how does our current predicament compare to some of the biggest meat recalls in recent history? Let’s look:
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Highlights from #AskSnowden, contractor’s online chat
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Colin Horgan explains why life is more complicated than even Orwell imagined
Emma Teitel explains why we must get in bed with modern sex ed
Jacob Richler on the newest trend in restaurants
