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LANGUAGE WARS

Quebec’s New French Revolution

When I moved to Montreal, it was a vibrant, multilingual metropolis. Now François Legault is waging war on English and on the cosmopolitanism that makes it Canada’s greatest city.
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THE OPIOID CRISIS

Two activists gave away untainted heroin, cocaine and meth . They say they saved lives. The federal government says they’re drug traffickers.

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SPACE TRAVEL

A Canadian in Space

Commercial space pilot Jameel Janjua recounts his rigorous training and first experience in space, and why space tourism is not just for bored billionaires

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CLIMATE CHANGE

Wildfires are hotter, bigger and deadlier than ever. And they’re getting worse.

JASON MCBRIDE
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THE INTERVIEW

In The Knowing, her third non-fiction book, Talaga travels back in time—and unearths a few family secrets in the process

BY KATIE UNDERWOOD

REAL ESTATE

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CANADA'S GROWING PAINS

For decades, Canada has been a model of inclusive immigration. But over the last few years, the Liberals have admitted too many people, too fast. Why did no one see it coming?

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CANADA'S GROWING PAINS

For more than half a decade, Charlottetown has sustained the highest immigration rates in Canada. The influx has saved P.E.I. from demographic oblivion—and made it a case study in the perils of ultra-rapid growth.

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Best Programs For Today’s Careers

IF there’s one thing colleges know, it’s where the jobs are. Here are six areas to study that practically guarantee a hire—and help create a better future for the country, too.