Michael Ignatieff: what I would do if I were the Prime Minister
From Afghanistan to Quebec, education to the environment, Ignatieff lays out his bold, progressive vision for Canada. A Maclean’s exclusive.
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The Mounties give up
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Smart guy, eh?
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Of rape and justice
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