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Blog
June 19
David J. Climenhaga
| Alberta Premier Rachel Notley described her cabinet-shuffling strategy to reporters yesterday as, "If it ain't broke, don't fix it." |
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Podcast
June 19
Scott Neigh
| Behc Jax-Lynx and Cara Tierney talk about their educational work that is pushing rural and suburban organizations to be more open to transgender and gender-diverse people. |
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Columnists
June 19
Duncan Cameron
| What Chrystia Freeland left unstated about the standard for conduct of international relations is that the dominant feature of world politics has been the exercise of American hegemonic power. |
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News
June 19
Karl Nerenberg
| Mayor Valérie Plante of Montreal has initiated a pilot project banning cars from driving over Mount Royal. The vehement opposition, even from some of her erstwhile supporters, is worrisome. |
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Blog
June 18
David J. Climenhaga
| No one should expect the questions about the funding of Catholic education in Saskatchewan to be resolved by June 30, or when classes resume in September. |
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Blog
June 17
Cathy Crowe
| Recent inquest into the death of Grant Faulkner, who died in January 2015, excluded evidence on affordable housing, shelter availability, or the effectiveness of the cold weather alert system. |
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Blog
June 17
David J. Climenhaga
| In a recent speech, de Klerk suggested that the challenges faced by Alberta in the waning days of the petroleum industry aren't dissimilar from those facing his country in the last days of apartheid. |
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Blog
June 16
Linda Leon
| The Preferential Ridings Proportional system is a type of Mixed Member Proportional Representation. While complex, it might be the best bet for electoral reform in the Yukon. |
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Columnists
June 16
Rick Salutin
| The sex ed curriculum will be an overt omen, but there's a bigger picture. Ford's staff has a reputation for undermining the public education system with tax breaks and standardized tests. |
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News
June 16
Karl Nerenberg
| Populist-right election victories signal a revolt of drivers. Conservative politicians exploit suburban commuters’ fears of carbon taxes and higher costs at the pump. |
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Blog
June 15
David J. Climenhaga
| It must make the blood of Opposition Leader Jason Kenney's strategic brain trust over at the United Conservative Party run cold to see world oil prices creeping upward. |
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Blog
June 15
Marina Puzyreva
| In spite of its devastating effect, food insecurity in the northern First Nations communities in Manitoba remains a largely overlooked problem. |
