Double-Doublethink
On fifty years of Tim Hortons tyranny
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Back to the Drafting Table
What Belgium can teach us about better architecture
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Fool’s Gold
Panning Discovery Channel’s Klondike
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Air Apparent
The Twin Otter flies again
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Editor’s Note
As a child, I didn’t pay much attention to airplanes. Like most boys at the time, I was obsessed with cars. (When I was a teenager in the ’50s, my …
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On Tipping in Cuba
In which the writer discovers the uncomfortable socio-macroeconomics of the cheap beach vacation
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In which the writer recalls a lifetime of Trans-Canada road trips, first with her parents, then with her family, and, with her nest now empty, alone with her husband. Is this the end of something or the beginning?
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The Boomerang Effect
How did the forever young generation turn into perpetual parents?
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The Flight Album
When in doubt, there’s always New York
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Citizen Saul
Writer, literary activist, public intellectual, John Ralston Saul is, not accidentally, both a man of the world and an articulate proponent of values he thinks are quintessentially Canadian
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