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Here are five key takeaways from the federal English-language debate from @markusoff for @macleans: #LeadersDebate #elxn44 #cdnpoli (1/6) macleans.ca/politics/feder…
Trudeau's record was easily criticized for its shortcomings by Singh and O'Toole, who targeted the Liberals' failure to lift all water advisories and meet climate targets. (2/6) macleans.ca/politics/feder… Image
A mostly steady O’Toole benefitted from lines of questioning on Canada’s relationship with China during the imprisonment of the two Michaels and the ongoing crisis in Afghanistan. (3/6) macleans.ca/politics/feder… Image
The debate’s format and moderator Shachi Kurl rattled Bloc leader Blanchet, who claimed he had been given less time to speak than the other leaders. (4/6) macleans.ca/politics/feder… Image
Despite heading a rocky campaign and a fractured Green Party, Annamie Paul gets a breakthrough and seizes the spotlight. (5/6) macleans.ca/politics/feder… Image
Former justice minister Jody Wilson-Raybould is brought up at least three times by O’Toole and Paul, foreshadowing a new topic of discussion during the election’s final week. (6/6) macleans.ca/politics/feder… Image

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Dr. Malgorzata Gasperowicz has been modelling the pandemic using the skills she developed as a developmental biologist. Right now, she’s worried about what she’s seeing in the data: she rates the likelihood of a fifth wave as 7 or 8 out of 10. macleans.ca/news/what-to-d…
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#ThrowbackThursday: In 2012, our wildest sci-fi dreams seemed possibly within reach, at least for an elite few. In a story about two up-and-coming flying-car companies, senior writer Nicholas Köhler reported on their progress: (1/5) #tbt
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In the last weeks, many Canadians have felt frustrated to see federal leaders repeating they would not initiate a federal court challenge against Bill 21, writes Emilie Nicolas. macleans.ca/opinion/why-th…
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