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Deborah Campbell goes undercover in Syria
A Vancouver writer’s quest to discover the fate of an Iraqi in Syria
Claude Monet and his Water Lilies
Ross King delivers a moving biography of Claude Monet and an engrossing depiction of the Great War era
The untold story of Queen Elizabeth I and Islam
Jerry Brotton delivers a lively, exhaustively researched book about English trade under Queen Elizabeth I
Potty training parties are ’ridiculous.’ But they work.
Peace out, Pampers. Bring on the potty training poo party.
A globe-trotting novel of puzzles and echoes
Michael Helm makes a divisive choice in his fourth book
Liberals fight scandal—and gear up for carbon confrontation
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Diplomacy 101: How to make sense of official Ottawa
Ottawa’s newest diplomats gathered at Carleton University for a crash course in navigating the political world (beyond the cocktail circuit)
The return of Gulbuddin Hekmatyar, the ’Butcher of Kabul’
Why a peace deal with the notorious warlord Gulbuddin Hekmatyar might not be all bad news for Afghanistan
Maryam Monsef’s personal revelations leave lingering questions
The Liberal MP’s revised birthplace doesn’t change her narrative, but there are still troubling questions about Monsef’s story that need answering