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Curtains on a second act

Curtains on Duceppe’s second act

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Gilles Duceppe’s comeback was going to rely on his spotless reputation, but a scandal may sideline him for good

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Business

The fall of the BlackBerry titans

The fall of the BlackBerry titans

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Strategic blunders, reckless pride and bad luck unravelled it all

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Opinion

I see you think I’m not very interesting

I see you think I’m not very interesting

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Would it kill you to leave your cell alone for 30 seconds while we’re together?

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Technology

The touch-screen school

The touch-screen classroom

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How technology can reinvent how and where children learn

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Newsmakers

Newsmakers

Newsmakers: January 19 – 26, 2012

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Taylor Hall’s new scar, Paula Deen’s diabetes backlash, and an Oscar nod for Canada’s Philippe Falardeau

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The Interview

On independence, whisky, and why Scotland isn't another Quebec

The Canadian man behind the Scottish independence movement

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Luke Skipper on independence, whisky, and why Scotland isn’t another Quebec

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World

Eye of Newt...

How Newt Gingrich pulled this one off

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Somehow—miraculously—the philandering former congressman is at the front of the Republican pack

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Arts

Silence is golden for 'The Artist'

Silence is golden for ‘The Artist’

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The absence of speech creates emotional space in the Oscar front-runner

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Life

The end of illness?

The end of illness?

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A ‘rock star’ doctor says throw away the vitamins, load up on baby aspirin, and keep moving

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Good news, bad news

Good news, bad news

Good news, bad news: January 19 – 26, 2012

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An Aboriginal bank in Iqaluit is doing brisk business, while Ottawa denies it wants to sell off part of Via Rail

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The End

Monte Walter Menard

Monte Walter Menard

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His farming childhood bred a love of the outdoors that led him to commercial fishing—no matter how harsh the conditions

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