For several years, one of the dominant fears surrounding artificial intelligence has been that it would rapidly eliminate white-collar jobs....
Could artificial intelligence become conscious? Nobody knows. Today’s systems can reason and imitate emotion, but performance is not proof of...
By Simon Yammine Come once for the food. Return for the music. Come back with your children for the games....
ما كان أنطوان السّبعَلاني، يوماً، إسماً عابراً في تاريخ التعليم اللبنانيّ. كان المعلّم، والشاعر، والنقابيّ، والأديب. إنسان...
By Simon Yammine Joseph F. Kelly’s The Ecumenical Councils of the Catholic Church: A History explains the twenty-one councils that...
From June 4 to June 7, 2026, Clayton Park will once again become one of Halifax’s warmest, liveliest, and most...
by Simon Yammine There are evenings that entertain. There are evenings that celebrate. And then there are evenings that reveal...
Introduction In this meticulously researched study, Dr. Ziad Jalbout confronts one of the most dramatic and morally charged episodes of...
By Simon Yammine Food has always been more than just something to munch on. It’s tangled up in our stories,...
By Simon Yammine Imagine this. A vibrant storyteller, a dental surgeon turned global chronicler of Lebanese soul, steps back into...
Between 1864 and 1867, British North America did not glide into a neat constitutional arrangement. It stumbled, argued, bargained, panicked,...
Canada Before Canada: How British North America Reached the Federal Bargain of 1864 On July 1, 1867, Britain united three...