Black Christmas
The holidays can be saccharine, stressful, and often lonely, so it’s no wonder many Christmas tales contain a note of malice. The season, it turns out, has much in common with Halloween
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The Meaning of Hockey
Our game is like no other. Nor is its history
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Guess Who’s for Dinner
The Cannibal Spirit joins a long tradition of flesh-eating literature set in Canada
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Adrift on the Nile
The recent revolution that began in Tahrir Square has taken Egypt into uncharted waters. A report from the new—and chaotic—Cairo
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What Happened
We’ve spent ten years asking ourselves what the events of 9/11 mean. Do we understand them any better now?
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The Jihadi Hunter
Provocateur Tarek Fatah wants Canadian Muslims to embrace progressive, secular values. His fans think he’s a hero; his critics think he’s exploiting anti-Islamic sentiment
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Blinded by Science
Modern-day hucksters are cashing in on vulnerable patients
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Climate Controlled
How do we regulate the weather-changing technologies of geoengineering?
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Violent Revolution
What will the ouster of Yemen’s long-ruling dictator mean for Yemenis?
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Notes from Newfoundland
The economic boom and the departure of Premier Danny Williams have locals wondering what’s next for the province. A native daughter rediscovers the Rock
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