June 4, 2012
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Society
LIFE ON THE LINE
On June 15, Nik Wallenda will walk where no one has ever gone—22 storeys above Niagara Falls
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Business
BlackBerry blues
The once-mighty RIM is fighting for its life. What that means for a Canadian tech sector still suffering from the loss of Nortel.
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Health
OVERMEDICATED CHILDREN: ILL OR IMMATURE?
As diagnoses proliferate, scientists are searching for answers
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National
QUEBEC'S NEW RULING CLASS
An attempt to end demonstrations against tuition hikes has only managed to escalate into a political and social stalemate.
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Health
Off label is off the charts
One in 10 pills swallowed is for unapproved use, with little science to back it. No one is keeping track.
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International
A thousand little cuts
In a world likely to deliver more Libyas—and at a time of fiscal tightening across Europe—can a debt-ridden U.S. still afford to pick up the cheque?
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MACLEAN'S BACK PAGES
Cannes Cosmopolis
Superheroes save the world at home, but anti-heroes are the avengers in France
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This week
Newsmakers
Mark Zuckerberg gets hitched, Jackie Chan puts down his nunchucks and Rick Hansen rides again
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National
MULCAIR PICKS HIS BATTLE
The NDP and the Tories are more than happy to spar over the Alberta oil sands boom
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