Maclean's Exclusives
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Econowatch
Healthcare: Technology is a bigger cost driver than demography
Elderly patients are responsible for only a tiny fraction of healthcare spending increases
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Econowatch
How the government wants to trick us into saving more
Never mind the hypothetical cuts to OAS, Ottawa’s got some actual pension measures before Parliament
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Life
“Ménage à” Druckerman
Before writing a book about why the French raise better kids, she also wrote about giving her husband a memorable birthday
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Brian D. Johnson Unscreened
‘The Vow’ is empty; so is ‘Safe House’
Hollywood Canadians Rachel McAdams and Ryan Reynolds are both trapped in formula fare.
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Canada
The Shafia honour killing trial—Chapter 2
The roots of a tortured clan
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Brian D. Johnson Unscreened
Talk about Tilda in ‘We Need to Talk About Kevin’
Swinton’s brilliant, harrowing performance deserved an Oscar nod, but she is upstaged by the film’s lurid style
Blog Central
Canada
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Excerpt: Eating Dirt: Deep Forests, Big Timber and Life with the Tree-Planting Tribe
Charlotte Gill’s experiences tree planting in B.C. brought her closer to deadlier fauna than she expected
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Bison back in Banff. Burgers, anyone?
Hunting the animals is perfectly legal in Alberta
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Harper finally takes some risks
The PM could be looking for trouble—especially on pensions
Business
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Can Facebook be worth $100-billion?
The website’s upcoming IPO has tongues wagging
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WestJet considers a “premium economy” class
Other airlines are profiting from giving passengers just a little more legroom, for a price
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Attack of the dragon buyers in Vancouver
Chinese Canadians may boost the Vancouver housing market during year of the dragon
Opinion
Nike’s strange moral universe
Why Joe Paterno is a perfect poster boy for Phil Knight’s sportswear giant
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The great call of China
WELLS: China’s like a compulsive shopper with a bottomless wallet. No wonder Harper’s joined the rush to the East.
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How I tried (and failed) to ignore the Super Bowl
Sadly, one of our last remaining communal experiences is also a bore
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A painful shot to Google’s private parts
Scott Feschuk on Google’s potentially apocalyptic path to all-knowing corporate dictatorship
Technology
The next digital casualty: waiters?
Some restaurants are experimenting with at-table electronic service
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Can Facebook be worth $100-billion?
The website’s upcoming IPO has tongues wagging
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Biting into Apple
Consumers are waking up to the ugly truth about how iPads and iPods
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Apple’s China factory conditions need perspective
Foxconn is one of the better options in a country still grappling with astonishing levels of poverty
Newsmakers
Newsmakers: Feb. 3-9, 2011
The First Lady does push-ups, Bob Barker takes aim at the Stampede and Gwyneth is just like us
More NewsmakersThe Interview
Why the French are better parents
Author Pamela Druckerman on her new book, ‘Bringing Up Bébé’
More The InterviewWorld
Fighting the Cuban regime—one tweet at a time
A new breed of Cuban dissidents is storming the Internet
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A royal honour? Thanks, but no thanks.
The roster of people who’ve snubbed the Queen reveals as much covert vanity as it does quiet principle
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Mr. Harper goes to Beijing
Six years after vowing not to sell out to China, the PM is hunting for a deal
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How super PACs are changing the U.S. presidential race
Shadow campaigns are outspending the candidates themselves
Arts
Reality TV is caught faking it
Believers are blind to behind-the-scenes manipulation, while the the rest just don’t care
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How Whitney Houston changed MTV
With Michael Jackson, she helped to erode the disco-era bias against dance music
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REVIEW: The Mormon People: The Making of an American Faith
Book by Matthew Bowman
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Bestsellers – Week of February 6th, 2011
Top-selling fiction and non-fiction titles
Life
How to survive an affair
Trust can be re-established, but only if the possibility of forgiveness is there
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“Ménage à” Druckerman
Before writing a book about why the French raise better kids, she also wrote about giving her husband a memorable birthday
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Can Facebook be worth $100-billion?
The website’s upcoming IPO has tongues wagging
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Digging up the dirt on black garlic
Behind the fading foodie fad is an engrossing tale of intrigue and skulduggery
Good news, bad news
Good news, bad news: Feb. 3-9, 2011
Ottawa and Alberta are establishing a new, “world-class” monitoring system for the Alberta oil sands
More Good news, bad newsThe End
Thomas Reginald Joseph Irvine
Ostracized as a child because of his weight, he fought hard to bring it under control, exercising no matter how bad the weather
More The End-
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