May 1, 2018
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National
The real lives of the Shermans
Pharma billionaire Barry Sherman lived in a world of angry relatives, shady operators and endless court battles before he and his wife, Honey, were murdered. Finding the killers won’t be easy.
By 29 min
5859
Society
The good parent trap
People teaching their kids independence risk censure by preachy neighbours, zealous police and overreaching child services officials. How did good parenting become a crime?
By 20 min
4243
National
FAKING A LEGEND
How allegations of a vast forgery ring are threatening the legacy of Canadian art icon Norval Morrisseau
By 17 min
2223
National
Blowing the budget
The Liberals took their eyes off the middle class and a looming economic problem. The clock is ticking for Justin Trudeau and his finance minister to turn things around.
By 11 min
4849
International
DONALD TRUMP'S DOWNFALL
Every day more details are unzipped in the saga of the U.S. president and his liaisons with women—and it could soon take a serious toll
By 11 min
5051
International
DIPLOMACY IS DEAD
In Canada, the U.S. and beyond, trusted, rational diplomacy has been taken over by party politics and ideology. It couldn’t come at a more dangerous time.
By 9 min
7071
Society
MORE THAN A MOVIE
Indian Horse is a powerful and important collaboration between white filmmakers and Indigenous talent
By 8 min
6465
Society
Waiting for the Big One
A major earthquake along the San Andreas Fault is long overdue, but California is also at risk of floods
By 8 min
4041
National
Flin Flon flim-flam
Author Bill Gaston lied about being born in Flin Flon. The city made him an ‘honest man.’
By 8 min
4647
National
Detoxing from political smack
Extremist pages drive some users to the point of panic. Are they a health hazard?
By 7 min
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