Speaking out on sexual assault in the military
From 1998: A pioneering fighter pilot added her story to the growing disclosures of women in the Canadian Forces
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Rape in the military
From 1998: Women who have suffered sexual assault in the Canadian Forces are speaking out
Canada’s fighting poor are fighting mad
From the archives: Canada’s troops are suffering--and angry
From the archives: Leonard Cohen and the Casanova paradox
In this 1978 story, a look at Leonard Cohen’s book ’Death of a Lady’s Man’—and how untrue that was
June Callwood’s Canada: Why Canada’s ’inherent goodness’ is a myth
In this provocative essay, June Callwood, then vice-president of the Canadian Civil Liberties Association, explained why she can’t believe in Canada
From the archives: The double life of ’Injun Joe’
From the archives, Maclean’s 1956 profile of Earl Boyden
You’re richer than you think
From 1952: Thanks to increased productivity and foreign investment, Canadians were twice as well off as their grandparents—even if that wasn’t obvious
Canada’s legacy of challenge
From 1947: Our editorial on Canadian unity, progress and overcoming whatever challenge comes next
Milestone: Canada’s 75th anniversary
From 1942: A reflection on Confederation’s first three-quarters of a century