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July 2011
- July 29th, 2011
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What's to blame for the U.S. debt mess
President Obama blames both parties, and he's right. But the real question isn't who did it, it's how.
- July 25th, 2011
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Madman gets his platform
Anders Behring Breivik got what he wanted. He is the centre of the world's attention.
- July 22nd, 2011
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So who's going to nab suspected war criminals?
So what kind of manhunt is on locally to bring these war criminals into custody? Not much of one at all, it seems.
- July 21st, 2011
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Stopping phony refugees
Detain all claimants for up to a year.
- July 15th, 2011
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A $12,000 7Up? Mon dieu!
If you want to know what's wrong with Canada's official language policy, look no further than Michel Thibodeau.
- July 14th, 2011
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STRAIGHT TALK: Canada vs. Emirates Airlines
York University Professor Fred Lzar explains the battle between Canada and Emirates Airlines.
- July 4th, 2011
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STRAIGHT TALK: 'Starving artists' living large
"Deadmonton's" murder rate is skyrocketing, and the city's spending millions on subsidized housing for artists.
- July 2nd, 2011
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McRae: New Canadians get royal treatment
Will and Kate who hand new Canadians their certificates and flags.
- July 1st, 2011
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Krista Erickson gets it right
The fuss over the Margie Gillis interview has apparently resulted in Erickson tripling her audience. -
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