September 1, 2018
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National
What’s killing rural Canada
Crime, opioid abuse, boarded-up businesses and fleeing populations are destroying the country’s heartland. Can small-town life be saved?
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National
THE PARADOX PREMIER
In politics for 26 years, Manitoba’s Brian Pallister rides out every controversy he creates. Just how, exactly?
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International
OUT OF LEFT FIELD
A brash new candidate from the Bronx has put a fresh face on unapologetic socialism. Do Americans know what she stands for?
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International
Vindication in Kandahar
Adnan R. Khan returns to Afghanistan’s formerly fraught southern region, where lessons from Canada’s failed mission a decade ago are inspiring America’s next steps
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National
The tide turns
The steady stream of migrants heading north shows no signs of stopping, and new polls show that it could be the defining issue of next year’s federal election.
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National
Operation topple Trudeau
The Tories’ hopes of dislodging the Liberals rest with a little-known campaign operative who has beaten long odds
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Society
What the women said
Miriam Toews’s fictional account of Mennonite women’s response to a four-year rampage of sexual assault in a remote colony in Bolivia may be her finest work yet
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THE INTERVIEW
Toronto Mayor John Tory talks to Paul Wells about the plan to slash city council, taking on a new electoral opponent—and the difference between Rob Ford and his brother, Doug
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National
REMAKING THE PM
Why the fresh-faced sunny ways that worked in 2015 could be a big branding problem in the next election
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National
Kate Mclnturff
In her last blog post, the admired policy analyst wrote: ‘We have an obligation to diminish human suffering’
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