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Month: March 2007

Photograph by Rita Leistner
March 2007

The Last Lumberjacks

March 12, 2007May 1, 2017 - by Rita Leistner

Times change for Quebec loggers

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Art by Remo Stoller
March 2007

Here Comes the Heat

March 12, 2007June 8, 2021 - by Alanna Mitchell

New research suggests climate change could be faster and more furious than anyone expects

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Health / March 2007

Blood Simple

March 12, 2007January 9, 2020 - by Ann Silversides

Cord-blood stem cells save lives. Why aren’t they readily available to Canadians?

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March 2007 / World

Selling on the Sly

March 12, 2007July 5, 2017 - by Matt Mossman

Earning a living on the streets of Turkey’s largest city is getting tougher

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March 2007

Hail to the Hammer

March 12, 2007July 5, 2017 - by Amy Reiswig

Ancient ballads get the Viking heavy-metal treatment

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Environment / March 2007

Abalone Vice

March 12, 2007July 17, 2019 - by Chad Hershler

Shady diving expeditions and missing shellfish have put DFO’s team on high alert

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Environment / March 2007

Priming the Pump

March 12, 2007July 17, 2019 - by Ken Alexander

Of all the headlines announcing Stephen Harper’s new-found environmentalism, the Toronto Sun’s lead editorial on Monday, January 8, was the most inspired. “Election rests on gang green,” wrote the Sun, …

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Fiction / March 2007

St. Patrick’s Day

March 12, 2007July 5, 2017 - by Andrew Clark 

From: Patrick [pat@heaven.org] To: God [ourfather@heaven.org] Cc: [allsaints@heaven.org] Subject: March 17 >>>>> >>>>>Dear God, >>>>> >>>>>My day, March 17th, is upon us once again, and >>>>>once again I have only …

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Books / March 2007

An American Type of Sadness

March 12, 2007October 16, 2019 - by Charles Foran

US writers keep mining our stuff-packed, consumerist world. Why do Canadians prefer to keep things tidy?

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March 2007 / Society

Schoolboy Chic

March 12, 2007July 5, 2017 - by Tim McKeough

Designer Thom Browne goes rock’n’roll with the classic men’s suit

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