When Canada finally started to remember World War II
A new book by historian Tim Cook looks at how World War II fits in Canada’s historical imagination, and why it was vulnerable to neglect for so long
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Why can’t the FBI hack an iPhone?
An explainer on Tim Cook’s stand against a court order demanding Apple to create a ’master key’ to unlock a terrorist gunman’s phone
Tim Cook: Apple’s tinkerer-in-chief
Tim Cook is no Steve Jobs, and that’s why Apple is the world’s most valuable company
Newsmakers: Andy Murray wins big in Britain, Charles Saatchi cooks up controversy
Top stories from the news this week
Podcast: Talking with the who’s who in Canadian non-fiction
Dr. Staines in conversation with the Charles Taylor Prize nominees
War through the eyes of Borden and Mackenzie King
Exclusive excerpt from Charles Taylor prize nominee Tim Cook’s new book Warlords
It’s confirmed: Apple is human after all
Chris Sorensen on why good is no longer good enough
Short list for Charles Taylor Prize
Presenting the five authors nominated for the literary nonfiction award
The week’s good news and bad news
From Don Cherry mastery of Twitter, to the U.S. no longer being able to pay its bills
The magician? All eyes on Tim Cook
After months of speculation, consumers wait for the iPhone 5