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CultureCanada’s Most-Trusted Influencers, 2015 Reader’s Digest hired market research firm Ipsos Reid to poll Canadians to determine in whom we place our confidence. Here, the top 20 movers, shakers and opinion makers, as chosen by you.
FitnessMy Workout From Hell: The Dangers of Crossfit CrossFit, the latest trend in extreme exercise, is as physically gruelling as it is cult-like. But is it fitness if you shatter your leg doing it?
CultureSkiing Blind: Brian McKeever Heads to the Paralympics Cross-country skier Brian McKeever has completed some of the most gruelling courses in the world and netted 10 Paralympic medals, all while visually impaired. This March at the Sochi Games, he’ll be working with a new guide-and a new energy.
CultureA Legacy Reclaimed: A Montreal Man on the Trail of Nazi Loot Decades after the Nazis made off with his family’s artwork, a Montreal man decided to seek justice.
Culture10 September Songs to Fall In Love With The leaves are falling and the weather is getting cooler so warm up with these cozy September songs.
MoneyOne-on-One with Mark Carney He works behind the scenes. Most Canadians don’t recognize him. But as governor of The Bank of Canada, Mark Carney steered us through the global financial crisis. Meet our man of the year.
Healthy LivingNot Simple Heartburn CBC broadcaster and journalist Bill Cameron popped antacids for years without realizing that the common symptoms plaguing him pointed to something deadly-esophageal cancer
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