June 8, 2015
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National
THE DUFFY DIARIES
Collectively, they are known as ‘Exhibit 7’ in Mike Duffy’s trial on 31 counts of fraud, breach of trust and bribery. But the years of notes Duffy made for himself are tell a fascinating story of how politics are really played in Canada.
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Economy
Our lust for luxury
From cars to clothing to condos, the masses in Canada have developed a taste for the sumptuous—but not everything is quite as it seems
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National
TEACHING TEACHERS TO TEACH
A revolutionary program has First Nations’ reading scores soaring
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International
All in the families
It's not just the Clintons to the Bushes, political families have become a staple of U.S. politics
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National
The angriest man in Montreal
How Adil Charkaoui, a former terror suspect with links to teenage jihadists, became a go-to Muslim spokesman
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Economy
RIPPING RIM APART
Together they built a global tech giant. Their crumbling relationship would help tear it apart.
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International
The ultimate warriors
Why lasting peace will require not just talks with the Taliban, but rescuing the shattered Pashtun culture
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This Week
THE INTERVIEW
Scientist Giulia Enders on her surprising bestseller on the gut’s power to alter our immune system, weight, moods and memory
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MACLEAN’S BACK PAGES
Curiouser and curiouser
Alice’s story, still a work in progress 150 years later, is a shape-shifting tale about how we see childhood
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National
The last stripper
Fear of organized crime led to a ban on strip clubs. But there was really only one: the remote Codette Hotel.
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