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Language Shaped by Silence

The mind and craft of a deaf writer

Knock on Wood

Solutions don’t always grow in trees

Exclaim!

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Graeme Cook

Graeme Cook is a human rights researcher and policy analyst based in Toronto.

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Making Politics More Welcoming

More than 40 countries let non-citizen residents vote municipally. Why not Canada? June 2013
This fall, Toronto City Council will debate a motion that could allow approximately 261,000 previously ineligible people to vote in Toronto municipal elections for the first time. (This number, which is based on the 2006 census, has likely risen, but is difficult to estimate due to the loss of the mandatory long-form census, which contained data on citizenship.) These people are not Canadian…