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A FATHER LOST, A FATHER FOUND

A journey from Toronto, to Greece, and back.

THE (NEW) FACE OF WAR

As the world marks the third anniversary of the U.S.-led war in Iraq, more and more young soldiers such as Christian Kjar are saying No to the military — and saying Yes to Canada.

SCIENTOLOGY REVEALED!

Or: What the fuck is wrong with Tom Cruise?

OPERATION: INFILTRATION

Just because it says No doesn't mean you can't.

NEEDLE IN THE HEY! THAT’S MY SKIN

Why you don't get Celtic armbands or Chinese characters, and other tattoo tips.

MUCH ADO ABOUT SHOPPING

On Sunday afternoons, Paradise Bound Records in Kensington Market is packed with eager thrifters.

FEAR AND LOATHING ON THE CAMPAIGN TRAIL

February 15, 2006

Jen Gerson explores the depraved underbelly found on every university campus — student politics.

CUBA LIBRE?

February 15, 2006

While thousands of students on spring break will bask in the sun and sand of Cuba, Kenneth Wenger takes a harder look at daily life in the country he calls home.

ANOTHER STORY ABOUT GETTING HIGH IN HOLLAND

February 1, 2006

Is there anything magical left to discover in the drug capital of Europe?

LIFESTYLES OF THE SICK AND FAMOUS

January 25, 2006

What if the key to life-changing fame was a crippling, life-altering accident?

THE HOUSE THAT HOCKEY BUILT

January 11, 2006

Before Maple Leaf Gardens, or even the Toronto Maple Leafs, Arena Gardens at Dundas and Mutual streets bore witness to the beginnings of our favorite game.

FOUNTAIN OF KNOWLEDGE

November 30, 2005

Decades before profs began lecturing calculus in the business building, the old O'Keefe bottling plant sealed Canada's brew at a nickel's cost.

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