October 1, 2018
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Society
This is Alzheimer’s at 41
Jo and his wife Robin are navigating unthinkable territory as the ‘bastard monster’ continues its swift, relentless assault
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Economy
Anatomy of a Bitcoin ransom
Governments, institutions and individual Canadians have been quietly paying tens of thousands to perpetrators of a fast-spreading new cybercrime. Here’s how one small Ontario town got burned.
2021
National
A HOMEGROWN MESS
Canada is about to usher in the era of legal marijuana with a patchwork of laws, by laws and rules ranging from the half-baked to the absurd. Did it have to be like this? By Jason Markusoff
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National
How to sell a wedge issue
Anti-abortion lobbyists cheered Ontario’s election as evidence of success. Next up: a plan to swing 2019.
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Society
Into the deep
When Sharkwater filmmaker Rob Stewart slipped beneath the waves, he left behind a mystery and an unfinished final work
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National
THE BATTLE BEGINS HERE
Three issues and one wild card will dominate the next election—and determine the fate of the Trudeau Liberals
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Society
The parent trap
Elizabeth Hay’s new book evokes family tensions and filial love as she grapples with her caregiving role
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National
FROM ENERGY MAINSTAY TO DUMPSTER FIRE
Pipelines have become vessels of our worst political impulses
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A very, very quiet revolution
A victory by the upstart CAQ could mark a historic shift in Quebec. Just don’t expect any radical changes.
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NATIONAL NOTES
A city’s hour of truce
November 12018
