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The Year Ahead: Our Guide To 2024 - Macleans.ca
2023年12月28日 · The Year Ahead: Business in 2024. Slowing inflation and rising incomes will provide relief, even as the threat of an economic slowdown looms. Canadian business stalwarts like Indigo and Irving Oil ...
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from Macleans.ca. Deciding what to study is as important as choosing where to do it. We spoke with education consultants and industry experts, and dug into the data to find out which fields have ...
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The Online-Betting Boom Is Ruining Sports—and Lives. In only two years, online betting has changed the face of Canadian sports, lit up gambling addiction hotlines and siphoned billions of ...
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See an archive of all News stories published on Macleans.ca. Responding to an urgent call for working ambulances on the ground, two Canadian EMTs jumpstarted a fundraising campaign and embarked on ...
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2021年5月3日 · March 2022. As Canada's national current affairs and news magazine, Maclean's enlightens, engages, and entertains millions of readers with strong investigative reporting and exclusive stories from leading journalists in the fields of Canadian politics, social issues, business, international affairs and culture.
The Year Ahead: Politics in 2024 - Macleans.ca
2023年12月28日 · The Year Ahead: Politics in 2024. Immigration, LGBTQ+ rights and language laws will raise provincial hackles, while Justin Trudeau’s long-time leadership might be on shaky ground. Meanwhile, the ...
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Two activists gave away untainted heroin, cocaine and meth . They say they saved lives. The federal government says they’re drug traffickers.
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