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Month: December 2014
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Riding Shotgun
A hitchhiker’s guide to the secret world of truckers
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Promised Land
American missionaries chase the lapsed Catholics of Montreal
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No Means No
From a 1999 Supreme Court ruling on sexual consent
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Canada’s First Scapegoat
The movement to cast John A. Macdonald as nothing more than a racist, colonialist, drunk is an insult to our history
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Slip and Slide
Braving the elements at an experimental weather lab
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Editor’s Note
These are troubled times for North American journalism. The organizations that fund most of it—newspapers, magazines, and radio and television networks—are distressed. The business model that made them so profitable …
Read More![Portrait of Sir John A. Macdonald/Library and Archives Canada, Acc. No. 1940-64-1](https://walrus-assets.s3.amazonaws.com/img/oldmacdonald-348x232.jpg)
Old Macdonald
Sir John A. was a racist, a colonialist, and a drunk. Why are we celebrating him?
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