May 1, 2019

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May 1, 2019

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INTERVIEW
National

INTERVIEW

To kill a polar bear
Society

To kill a polar bear

‘I want a heart that will be full of love and care and mercy and will forgive lavishly’
International

‘I want a heart that will be full of love and care and mercy and will forgive lavishly’

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INTERVIEW 2627
National

INTERVIEW

JANE PHILPOTT IS an unlikely rebel. She exudes the calm, deliberate qualities anyone might hope for in a family doctor, which is what she was before entering politics. She first won her suburban Toronto riding in 2015, and soon emerged as arguably the most admired member of Justin Trudeau’s cabinet, serving first in the Health portfolio, then Indigenous Services and finally the Treasury Board.
To kill a polar bear 5657
Society

To kill a polar bear

The fate and ferocity of the North’s greatest predator has pitted the Inuit against southern scientists, leading to an extraordinary moment in a Nunavut court
‘I want a heart that will be full of love and care and mercy and will forgive lavishly’ 4445
International

‘I want a heart that will be full of love and care and mercy and will forgive lavishly’

New Zealand reacted to the tragedy of the mass mosque killings with deep humanity and generosity of spirit: non-Muslim citizens donned hijabs in solidarity, politicians legislated swiftly—and survivors emerged as leaders and heroes
Beto on the borderline 4849
International

Beto on the borderline

The lands fuelling America’s hopes and hatreds have given rise to a contender for the White House
A FOREVER FAMILY, SLOWLY 3637
National

A FOREVER FAMILY, SLOWLY

Making an adopted child feel part of the family takes years. Why don’t leave policies reflect it?
THE INTERVIEW 1819

THE INTERVIEW

Inuit leader Natan Obed talks to Paul Wells about dealing with the Liberals, what angers him about the SNC-Lavalin scandal and his roots from Maine to Nain
The titan behind the curtain 4041
National

The titan behind the curtain

Jim Balsillie has emerged from retirement with a mission—save Canada’s tech sector
THE FALL OF A FEMINIST PM 2425
National

THE FALL OF A FEMINIST PM

The Daughters of the Vote filled the House of Commons and with devastating timing turned on Trudeau
Trudeauism explained 2223
National

Trudeauism explained

How did the SNC-Lavalin scandal manage to rattle this government so badly? Because it reveals some truths to Canadians about this Prime Minister.
Edging toward the exit 3435
National

Edging toward the exit

If Jason Kenney’s go-it-alone message sounds familiar, it’s because he borrowed it from Quebec
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