Until now, Laurie Massicotte has never spoken publicly about the hours of hell she endured at the hands of the man police told her is Col. Russell WilliamsBy Michael Friscolanti17 min
Contact with loved ones is helping sustain the 33 men trapped in the San José gold and copper mine since Aug. 5. But there are tensions—both below and above.By MICHAEL PETROU14 min
This year’s Massey Lectures take the form of a five-hour novel by Douglas Coupland about apocalpyse and romance in an airport loungeBy KATE FILLION13 min
MICHAËLLE JEAN’S TERM as governor general ends this week with the instalment of her successor, David Johnston. In one of her final interviews as the Queen’s representative, Jean reflects on what was at turns an inspiring, controversial and consequential five years in office and looks forward to her building the Michaëlle Jean Foundation, dedicated to continuing her outreach with young people, and her work with the United Nations as a special envoy to Haiti.
Director James Cameron’s visit to Alberta’s oil sands comes at a pivotal moment for an industry fighting to change its ways and mend its tarnished imageBy COLBY COSH6 min
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