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How Migrants Cross Trump’s U.S.-Mexico Wall

Québécois photographer and video artist Isabelle Hayeur has always been drawn to no man’s lands. She finds them everywhere—at Strasbourg’s Court of...

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Rosemary Counter Photography By Isabelle Hayeur

I’m a Millionaire. Tax Me More, Please.

Earlier this year, I was in the plush boardroom of the wealth-management division of a major Canadian bank, on a floor high above the branch where...

27.06.2025 6

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Avi Bryant

Trump’s Trade War Could Make My Company Stronger

I started Aliya’s Foods in 1999 with my wife, Anis. We make ready-to-eat Indian meals under a brand called Chef Bombay, which we started selling in...

27.06.2025 1

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Noorudin Jiwani

The U.S. Isn’t the Only Customer in Town

The political and economic volatility in the United States has led many Canadians to wonder if it’s time to diversify our trading partners. It’s a...

25.06.2025 1

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Meredith Lilly

Bloc Leader Yves-François Blanchet Is On Team Canada (For Now)

Yves-François Blanchet, leader of the Bloc Québécois, is the familiar bespectacled face of the sovereignty movement in his home province. Among...

25.06.2025 1

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Katie Underwood Photography By Alexa Mazzarello

Fear and Loathing in Canada’s Most American City

Like virtually everyone else who’s grown up in Windsor, Elaine Weeks spent much of her youth over the river, in Detroit. As a kid in the 1960s and...

23.06.2025 1

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Jason Mcbride

Inside A Salt-Sprayed Beach House in New Brunswick

In Bathurst, New Brunswick, along the shores of Youghall Beach in Chaleur Bay, the seasons can be brutal. During the winter, snow drifts bury...

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Lindsey King Photography By Carolina Andrade