Cold comfort: The trials of Sweden’s Syrian refugees
Syrian refugees find themselves lonely, and perplexed, at the Arctic Circle
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What China’s one-child policy meant for my family
From 2015: The consequences of China’s one-child policy will be felt for generations—even in Canada.
The perils of getting fired in the digital era
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Maclean’s on the Hill: Conservatives choose their interim leader
Plus, Liberal Justice Minister Jody Wilson-Raybould and the return of the long-form census.
The professor who tried to stop John Gallagher
Saeed Rahnema, who taught the late John Gallagher at York, tried to stop the Canadian ex-infantryman from going to Syria
Mulroney: Liberals are rebuilding ’ferocious political machine’
An evening with Brian Mulroney brings a few jokes, a political warning—and gracious words for Justin Trudeau
Letters: ’We can be ongoing parts of a Canadian democracy’
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Why the youth unemployment crisis isn’t what it seems
Public policy’s approach to youth unemployment is muddied by the fact the rate includes teens and twenty-somethings, who relate differently to the workforce
Talking Points: Of young heroes and oil zeroes
Speed read the news with our Talking Points round-up, and sound like the smartest person in the room
Why Netanyahu’s revisionist Holocaust history helps no one
The Israeli prime minister’s recent lie about the roots of the tragedy will have dangerous, far-reaching implications