May 7, 2012
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Society
Medicine’s deadly gender gap
New research on pain, medical devices and even PMS reveals big holes in our knowledge of the female body. Anne Kingston reports on why women should be outraged.
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International
The China crisis
At a time of deep economic uncertainty, a corruption scandal reaching to the highest levels of power has sparked fears of serious unrest, Charlie Gillis and Chris Sorensen report
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National
CALM AMID THE CHAOS
How a decent man subjected to vicious attacks can actually stand to work in Parliament—and like John Baird to boot
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Interview
On America’s decline and how bad parenting and mediocre schools hurt the economy
EDWARD LUCE IN CONVERSATION WITH KEN MACQUEEN
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International
EXCLUSIVE EXCERPT
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National
Wildly off the mark
Pollsters got Alberta’s election dead wrong. In the end, voters decided they needed a salesperson to pitch Alberta, and its oil. Wildrose didn’t fit the bill.
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International
Party fiction
David Frum’s first novel is about a U.S. conservative party hijacked by dastardly ideologues. Sound familiar?
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MACLEAN'S BACK PAGES
Art of darkness
From Ai Weiwei to James Franco, new documentaries focus on the tortured artist
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Business
A fuzzy reception
Nokia’s new phone was meant to herald the company’s revival. Instead it’s been a reminder of how brutally hard it is to engineer a turnaround. Are you listening, RIM?
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This week
Newsmakers
John Edwards heads to court, St. John’s mayor takes on Harper, and Lindsay Lohan returns to the big screen
May 142012
