March 2017
Hadiya Roderique reveals what she learned about racism from her online quest for love; Joseph Rosen asks if resenting his ultra-Orthodox Jewish neighbours makes him a bad multiculturalist; Brett Popplewell profiles Canada’s most famous living sniper; Max Fawcett looks into pipeline safety; Maija Kappler explores tattoo removal…
The Long Shot
After his tour in Afghanistan, Canada’s most famous living sniper came home to a different kind of fight
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And what of the grammar we were griven those years, Or the one we invernted, Elaborate, full of beasts of the stupendous cortex, crawpling Or were they sparrows? Were they …
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Lessons from the Largest Law-Firm Implosion in Canadian History
The demise of Heenan Blaikie is proof that big firms need bean-counters, not visionaries, in the corner offices
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Searching for Nova Scotia’s Phantom Cougars
Dozens of people report sightings of big cats in Atlantic Canada, but are their eyes playing tricks on them?
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The Ambassador of Art
At the American embassy in Ottawa, Obama’s cultured emissaries say goodbye to a golden age
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I walk most days before dinner now that the air is finally calm and clear, and each time the horizon admits more of the visible world. The windowsills are lined …
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Among the Hasidim
Did resenting my ultra-Orthodox Jewish neighbours make me a bad multiculturalist?
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Pressure Test
Can a pipeline ever be 100 percent safe?
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Philosopher Up to Bat
Baseball is the sport that brings jocks and nerds together
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