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Why free trade is a losing issue for Hillary Clinton
Trump’s angry rhetoric against free trade appeals to communities hit hardest by lost manufacturing jobs, leaving little room for Clinton’s fuzzy stance. That’s bad for the whole world.
How to be Black at work
Asking Black people to stay home from work to protest police brutality is flawed. To make our presence felt, more of us need to show up.
How to preserve Indigenous languages for the next generation
William and Kate will see the latest tool in an Indigenous linguistic arsenal in Whitehorse
Which royals don’t work all that much?
Four senior citizens are apparently much more energetic than the royal family now on the road in Canada
Politician vs. Businessman in the U.S. debate
Maclean’s Bulldog, Sept. 27: Trump and Clinton’s basic economic plans were brought into sharp relief on debate night
In climate change debate, what counts as carbon pricing?
An internal report shows how this key debate is going. (Hint: not the way Brad Wall would like.)
Museum of African-American History: Admission is free. Exit is not.
From 2016: Discrimination isn’t ancient history. A Washington museum shows the truth of that.
One photo, less than 1,000 words: On Hillary’s selfie sea
There is a reason beyond vanity or celebrity-seeking that millennials were taking selfies at a Clinton rally
How Canada can live up to its commitment on emissions
Economist Paul Boothe on the five-step approach Canada and the provinces can take to reduce the country’s greenhouse gas emissions