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Canada's national weekly current affairs and news magazine.
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Canadians think of Vimy Ridge as the moment our nation came of age. It is less than that—and more, too. (From the archive)
Image of the Week: Unforgettable times? No question. But these children will remember their big days fondly, when legions of neighbours and friends drove by to wish them a happy birthday during a global pandemic.
Religious leaders are finding creative ways to perform services and comfort congregants. But without the human touch, holy days just aren't the same.
Infectious disease expert Dr. Isaac Bogoch answers our latest questions about #COVID19 , social distancing and not giving in to the desire to invite each other over: 'In general, if you don't live in the house, you shouldn't go into it.'
This heat map reflects the number of #COVID19 cases per 100,000 population. Updated with the latest information:
Our editorial: Find hope in the fact that the apocalyptical string of war, pestilence and recession in the early 1900s was immediately followed by one of the most exuberant and hopeful eras in modern history #COVID19
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Two covers with two different prices—one at $8.81, the other at our regular price of $6.99—to reflect the 26 per cent gap between full-time wages paid to men and women in Canada. Here's why Maclean's is doing this. #PayEquity
@jagmeetNDP on his climate plan: "You do not need to choose between Mr. Delay and Mr. Deny. There is another option." #elx43 #leadersdebate2019
@andrewscheer , responding to @JustinTrudeau : "You seem to be oddly obsessed with provincial politics. There is a vacancy for the Ontario Liberal leadership, and if you are so focused on provincial politics go and run for the leadership of that party Mr. Trudeau."
"Tim Hortons is not an indispensable part of the Canadian experience. Rather, it is a place that sells a breakfast sandwich that tastes like a dishcloth soaked in egg yolk and left out overnight on top of a radiator."
@stphnmaher : In Florida, the beaches were open, people filled bars, and many just couldn't seem to grasp 'why everyone is panicking'
Stephen Maher: Ontario's premier seems determined to put his friend in charge of the OPP, which is much more worrying than L'affair SNC-Lavalin
Paul Wells: What Jody Wilson-Raybould described today is a sickeningly smug protection racket and it should make us all question what we're willing to tolerate
The RCMP believes the bodies are Kam McLeod and Bryer Schmegelsky. They were found in dense brush near the shoreline of the Nelson River. #ManitobaManhunt
Emma Teitel considers the backlash against the mania for @RubyRose : #OITNB
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