Samia Madwar

When Natan Obed ran for president of Inuit Tapiriit Kanatami (ITK) in 2015, the organization that represents Inuit to the Canadian government, he was the youngest of the three candidates—and the only one who wasn’t fluent in an Inuit language.

We admire the heroes who intervene and save strangers from violence. But it’s not always that simple.

The CBC’s adaptation puts a Canadian classic through a filter of modernity—and reminds us that it’s hard to be a kid.

I’ve lived through both dictatorship and democracy. Here’s what I find more worrying than Trump.