March 10, 2014
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SOCHI
CANADA'S GOLDEN AGE OF HOCKEY
Our men and women’s stirring victories revealed the value of planning, patience and sheer unbridled talent. This is Canada on a gold-medal tear.
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BREAKING THE ICE
How an astounding finish transformed the world’s perceptions of women’s hockey, lifting it from second-tier status to a phenomenon that will forever enrich Canada’s rich sports mythology.
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International
Inside a revolution
How a street protest sparked a remarkable uprising that has left a nation in limbo. Michael Petrou reports from Kyiv.
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This Week
LETTERS
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MACLEAN'S BACK PAGES
The greatest generation
Forget the Beatles and Stones. Singer-songwriter Dan Hill on why pop music has never been better.
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This Week
THE INTERVIEW
Afghan presidential front-runner Ashraf Ghani Ahmadzai on security, enforcing women’s rights—and sitting down with the Taliban
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Economy
No forwarding address
Since taking the helm at the Bank of England, Carney has had to backtrack on one of his key policies, leading critics to re-evaluate his rock-star status
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National
Justin Trudeau’s choppy waters
The Liberal leader’s weekend in Montreal was a promising moment surrounded by sharks
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SOCHI
Brush with greatness
Brad Jacobs’s rink struggled in Sochi’s early going, but gold was always the plan—the only plan
March 172014
