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Maclean's Top 10 Essays on How to Fix Canada - Macleans.ca
14 hours ago · Canada’s smartest thinkers propose radical solutions to the country’s biggest problems
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This year, the Canadian population swelled to 41 million—and then the government slammed the doors shut. Here, our top stories on Canada’s growing pains.
Maclean's 10 Most Popular Interviews of 2024 - Macleans.ca
6 days ago · The Canadian conversation covered every conceivable topic this year: political polarization, our crumbling health-care system, the dangers of climate change, Indigenous reconciliation.Maclean’s ...
Maclean’s 10 Most Popular Immigration Stories of 2024
4 days ago · After years spent welcoming millions of immigrants to Canada, the Liberal government slammed the doors shut this year as criticism mounted over its lax policies and our dire housing shortage. In ...
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Canada’s Richest People - Macleans.ca
Nov 7, 2024 · For almost 20 years, our sister publication, Canadian Business, kept tabs on the 100 richest people in the country, an ambitious project that was last published in 2017.Seven years, one pandemic ...
How We Got to 41 Million - Macleans.ca
Jun 13, 2024 · Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre, with his unerring instinct for finding political weak spots, swiftly capitalized on the Liberals’ folly, arguing that the sitting government had broken the ...