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How Canada fought its last battle in the First World War - Macleans.caCanada's war finally ended in Mons, Belgium, the scene of the first skirmishes between British and German troops in 1914. Canadian troops liberated my village, Auberchicourt, in the north of France on October 17, 1918. We do not forget them.
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Canada's Hundred Day march to victory in the First World War - Macleans.caThe final days of the First World War showcased the skill and strategy of our forces. But they also brought many casualties.
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How Canada earned the world's respect in the First World War - Macleans.caBest soldier on the battlefield? A Canadian. Under British command.. Too bad our troops fought & died...to have the same people they saved...abuse & piss on all of us...NOW. And we're still being asked to go into further deficits to protect the ones that should be SEIZED & EXPELLED.
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21 tips every first-year student should know - Macleans.caWe asked leading academics what advice they’d give a frosh student. Here’s what they told us.
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No one leans in like Bianca Andreescu, Canada's new tennis phenom - Macleans.caImage of the week: The 18-year-old has followed up huge upset wins in New Zealand by steamrolling opponents in Australian Open qualifiers. Where did this kid come from?
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Canada's angry, divisive politics are as old as Canada itself - Macleans.caPaul Wells: Canadian politics has always been polarized. If there’s a difference today, it’s that democracy itself is waning.
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The torture and sadness of Russia's most famous conjoined twins - Macleans.caJuliet Butler on the suffering and resilience of Masha and Dasha Krivoshlyapova, two mismatched souls bound up in the same body. (From 2017) Ok so I got concerned when the journalist made a psychiatric diagnosis. I stopped reading when she talked about giving them baths and looking, 'down there' to see if they could have orgasms. This is a violation of these twins. Masha edited her. Respect that. Remove this article You are exploiting these twins. Remove this article. It's disgusting, and gives a platform to another person who used them and didn't respect them. Being a twin, I find this truly heartbreaking. 😢
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Be wary of charities that pay their staff too much—or too little - Macleans.caExclusive analysis shows that charities paying high salaries fare worse on financial and transparency metrics. But low compensation is a warning sign also.
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The Maclean's First World War Cover Registry - Macleans.caMany readers have asked for help finding a particular cover—or the family of a soldier. We'll try to help. Pretty useless to try to order a personalized issue for our family when he died in 1916 and your online calendar only goes to 1918 with no option to manually enter the date. Lousy customer service too when I phoned to get help with this. It seems it’s his fault for dying in 1916.
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Former governors general are billing Canadians—and we deserve to know the details - Macleans.caOpinion: Adrienne Clarkson has reportedly received $1.1 million from taxpayers after leaving office. It may be money well spent—but the lack of transparency is a big problem Well spent? We don’t need monarchy or their representatives, Canada. Time to ditch the overlords. because it may not be well spent. how will we know? why was this being done to begin with? She no longer has official status and should not have the ability to write off expenses. If she has causes she wants to support she can do what the rest of us do and donate her time.
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