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Canada
Budget 2010: An analysis
Our Ottawa team tackles all angles of the federal government’s “tough budget”
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Mark Steyn
Gordon Brown’s cry of impotence
MARK STEYN: If he rages naked at his aides it’s because he can do nothing about anything that matters
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Brian D. Johnson Unscreened
Live-blogging the Oscars!
Brian D. Johnson on the highs and lows of the night
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Need to know
Visible minorities to become majority in Toronto, Vancouver
Statistics Canada predicts significant population shift by 2031
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Books
Macleans interview: Lionel Tiger
Anthropologist Lionel Tiger on faith and sexual behaviour, why religion comforts us, and how churches act as ‘serotonin factories’
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Budget 2010: An analysis
Our Ottawa team tackles all angles of the federal government’s “tough budget”
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BUDGET 2010: Innovation, technology, green initiatives
Nuclear industry gets big boost
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An empty, almost flippant budget
ANDREW COYNE: Conservatism is not just dead but, it appears, forgotten
Business
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The runaway economy
In the rush to recovery, a new threat looms: inflation
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The one and only Zamboni
Zamboni is out to protect its name after an Olympic mix-up
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Surfing the Web on the open road
Autonet plans to wire the world for Internet, one vehicle at a time
Opinion
Signs of life for Michael Ignatieff
Prorogation allowed Ignatieff to see through the fog of his foibles and find his vision
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Gordon Brown’s cry of impotence
MARK STEYN: If he rages naked at his aides it’s because he can do nothing about anything that matters
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I didn’t medal because your pants are snug
Scott Feschuk on blamers vs. complainers
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What has changed in Ottawa in two months?
Parliament’s first week back will see a war of narratives as Harper fires up his big guns: the budget and the Throne Speech
Environment
Survival of the smallest
Humans have evolutionary impact on animals; our prey is getting smaller, breeding earlier
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The truth is out there. Somewhere.
How does one distinguish between genuine authority and received wisdom?
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Inuit communities torn over emissions reductions
Saving the north from climate change is essential—so long as it’s not at the expense of oil and gas operations
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Gold in them hills
It’s natives and suits versus greens in this new war in the woods
The Interview
Macleans interview: Lionel Tiger
Anthropologist Lionel Tiger on faith and sexual behaviour, why religion comforts us, and how churches act as ‘serotonin factories’
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Finland proposes a ban on guns
Finland ranks fifth worldwide in gun owners per capita
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The Last Surge
Is Afghanistan ready to take its fate into its own hands? Not yet.
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America is running a hot-air cartel
The U.S. used to hoard helium. Now it’s selling the huge reserves.
Arts & Culture
Please talk to us
For Peter Mansbridge, it was tough working for the network that wasn’t allowed to cover anything
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Hollywood’s big on psycho soldiers
Ramrod military men with impulse-control issues may be rare in real life but not onscreen
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Raptor devours cheerleader
Hey, haven’t we seen this before?
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Will a change to Oscar voting give us better Best Picture winners?
Last man standing takes the prize
Health
Militant 7-year-old vegetarians
Accommodating new food preferences is manageable, but the fanaticism can be trying
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Two months past its date, you say?
For a new niche of budget-conscious food shoppers, best-before dates are just numbers
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Isn’t it bad karma to stalk a Yogi?
The aspirations at yoga studios may be high-minded but some seek more than a workout
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Cavemen who walk among us
From their workouts to their parenting styles, these modern men are fanatical in their devotion to Stone Age life
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Travel
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The Evolution of Buying Travel Online
Will it get any easier?
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Feeling Fleeced by Taxes and Fees?
You’re not alone!
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RULE BRITANNIA
Why Your Beach Holiday Is A Jolly Good Business, eh!
The End
Laura Ann MacKay (1973-2010)
Independent and fiercely competitive, she ‘loved the now.’ That’s what led her to the triathlon.
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