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- May 29th, 2011
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A climate of stupidity
The approach of Prime Minister Stephen Harper and the Conservatives on reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
- May 23rd, 2011
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Don't blame Harper for Senate
The PM is being roasted these days for appointing a bunch of Tories to the Senate. It shouldn't be that way. -
Booze ban a holiday downer
Most people call this weekend May 2-4 for booze-related reasons but that was before much of Canada became a nanny state.
- May 16th, 2011
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The case for torture
The assassination of Osama bin Laden has revived, once again, the debate over the use of torture.
- May 11th, 2011
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Autisic child banned from school
When a special needs student gets ejected from the classroom, ask yourself this: Who is failing?
- May 9th, 2011
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Editorial: Sun News snub tells on Bell
Bell’s excuse that the price was too “excessive” to pay is not only lame but disingenuous. -
Bin Laden is history
Once again, the message resonates: Don't mess with America. -
Liberals need policies voters can back
Michael Ignatieff has left the building. Unfortunately for him, he only left after it had burned to the ground.
- May 2nd, 2011
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Goldstein: 15 stupid election cliches to avoid
Now that our 41st federal election campaign is over, I think we can agree on some things we can do without in number 42. -
Goldstein: 15 stupid election cliches to avoid
Now that our 41st federal election campaign is over, I think we can agree on some things we can do without in number 42. -
Election moments worthy of an award
This election about nothing, this campaign trail to nowhere, got pretty damn exciting.
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