We’re all pandemic zombies who have forgotten how to interact. Here are some handy survival tips.
Shannon Proudfoot: I asked people to describe their most thunderous epiphany. After 1,400 twitter replies, it’s safe to say we all discovered a lot.
Humour: It was a year so surreal, it felt like something out of a movie. So it only makes sense to review 2017 as if it was one.
Humour: Hundreds of cities are ready to spend millions to humiliate ourselves to Amazon’s satisfaction. Here’s how far Toronto’s willing to go.
Safran’s murder stories contain some grain of truth, however elusive it may be
All in all, it hasn’t been a great summer for the Conservative attack machine
Facebook’s ‘satire tag’ is just the latest, saddest defanging of the comedic form, lowering the bar for all
Oh, the things Stephen Harper’s powerful backroom masters make him say
Scott Feschuk on how to end a conversation at a party and other adulthood problems
Exam advice to help you procrastinate
From the man behind Beach Party Winter Drunk Fest ’86
Common fears include fainting, laughing and dropping the Torah