Better Red, Then Dead
Can a plan to divert the Red Sea save the Dead — and offer new hope for peace?
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John Lorinc describes the chronic distractions of living in the digital age, and what its consequences might be on our minds; Alison Gillmor questions the trend of attributing unconditional love, loyalty, and wisdom to dogs; Patrick White looks at the devastation wrought by the mountain pine beetle on BC’s forests; fiction by Wayne Grady…
All the Rage
int. the conference room of pharmaceutical conglomerate axxochem — morning. Chemist Andrew Clark, forty, stands before the Axxochem board, wearing a wrinkled, blue pinstriped suit. He taps nervously on his …
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Tree of Life
Opinion and commentary
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Lords of the Lobby
What does it take to join the hotel
industry’s elite?
Cubic Connection
A reclusive amateur geometer who hates numbers receives a visitor
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Monumental Vibrations
A blind man listens to the world’s longest song
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It’s a Dog’s Life
They’re not just pets anymore—they’re teachers, preachers, shrinks, and philosophers
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Forgotten, But Not Gone
Can the Conservatives’ new plan solve the long-neglected problem of chemical pollution?
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Driven to Distraction
How our multi-channel, multi-tasking society is making it harder for us to think
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