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"The Political Primer series" is an in-depth look at 2015's prime ministerial candidates told through the archives of the Globe and Mail

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"The Political Primer series" is an in-depth look at 2015's prime ministerial candidates told through the archives of the Globe and Mail

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To look back on the year in news, please enjoy this collection of Brian Gable's 20 favourite editorial cartoons from 2014.

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Chris Nuttall-Smith's picks for the best new restaurants of 2014.

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In honour of INSPIRE! Toronto International Book Fair, which takes place between November 13 and 16, we've compiled some of our favourite reviews, interviews, and profiles from the past year of the authors who will be taking part in the inaugural festival.

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Running can be daunting, whether you are just beginning or hoping to nail a personal best marathon time. Here you'll find everything you'll need to lace up and conquer your goals — whatever they might be.

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Advice from legendary money makers from Bay Street, Wall Street and Silicon Valley.

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Booze math, Lucy Waverman's master-class turkey recipe, Beppi's bird-friendly wine list, etiquette and décor tips - plus Ian Brown's (pained) ode to the hangover. Download a collection of winter party gems from The Globe's archives.

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In early July 2013, the town of Lac-Mégantic, Quebec suffered the worst railway disaster in Canadian History. Last Call is the latest Globe eBook that focuses on the survivors and witnesses of the Lac-Mégantic disaster, and their stories and insight about that fateful evening. Please download it today and look to The Globe and Mail for more coverage of the story.

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Labour Day kicks off a new school year – but also a raft of major happenings in politics, sports and entertainment. Not to mention serious action on the home front, from the daily sandwich sprint to dinner party marathons. To get ahead of Chaos Season, The Globe has put together a primer with insights from our experts on the news and trends worth watching as well as compelling gems (and, yes, recipes) from our archives.

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Spanning a route that covers more than 3,134 kilometres, the Keystone XL Pipeline touches small towns, farms, cities, and nearby schools across North America. Veteran Globe and Mail Reporter Nathan VanderKlippe travelled the proposed route to learn more about the people and places along the way.

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RIM: Then and Now profiles a Canadian company we are all well acquainted with, and whose products have redefined the way the world communicates. This compilation explores RIM's business innovation, insight, determination and perseverance – brought to you just in time for the launch of the Blackberry 10 device.

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Trial on Ice is the definitive multimedia history of the 1972 Summit Series. This eBook includes video and audio interviews with players, coaches and doctors, never-before-seen photos and a play-by-play of Paul Henderson's series-ending goal.

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The Summer Olympic Games: Canada's Golden Moments delves into the attention paid to the Olympics and the history of the games. Read Olympic articles from The Globe and Mail from 1904 to 2012 and discover how the games intertwine with major historical events.

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