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Canada's national weekly current affairs and news magazine.
Stephen Maher: It is a dangerous mistake to view Canada as a piggybank into which some provinces make payments and others withdrawals
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Thomas Pinckard insists he booted a football a record-setting 114 yards during a game in 1966—and has the affidavits to prove it. But the evidence doesn't add up.
Our sixth annual #chartapalooza includes more than 80 charts from the experts on jobs, GDP, real estate, trade plus so much more. Dive in if you love #CdnEcon
Sheila Morrison, 72, reflects on the years she ignored her younger brother and tells him what he means to her now.
As new streaming services crop up, it can be a challenge to know what to watch and where. Not to mention how much it's all going to cost.
Michael Coren: This once resilient country is in a state of crisis, sinking in a national mood of powerlessness and indifference
At any given moment, about 800 million people around the world are menstruating, many in secrecy and shame. A Canadian feature-length documentary finally gives airtime to menstrual rights.
Another piece of the city's soul is at stake, say rowers, in a proposal to expand the Royal Vancouver Yacht Club
Politics Insider for Dec. 5: Trump goes after Trudeau, Parliament returns and the Parliamentary lifetime achievement award goes to...
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@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."
@jagmeetNDP on his climate plan: "You do not need to choose between Mr. Delay and Mr. Deny. There is another option." #elx43 #leadersdebate2019
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
"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."
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
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
In an exclusive interview with Paul Wells, the former Treasury Board president says: 'we actually owe it to Canadians as politicians to ensure that they have the truth.'
Emma Teitel considers the backlash against the mania for @RubyRose : #OITNB
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