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Beyak should not be punished for demanding a broader perspective
The bad experiences at residential schools have been well documented. But we can’t forget that there were good experiences as well
Taxing meat is an unpalatable proposition
Arguing that meat is the new tobacco is sensationalist nonsense, since tobacco is not essential to life and food is. Let the market evolve
Netflix next battleground in “protection” of Quebec culture
The protection of Quebec’s language and identity is so deeply ingrained in every francophone that nothing as petty as a technology revolution can deter its instincts
Don’t be so quick to take offense
A bad joke or inappropriate comment is often just that: a bad joke or inappropriate comment. Calm down, and carry on
The Halloween costume conundrum
With a whole industry made up of people ready to points fingers, it is getting harder and harder to pick one
Trudeau, Notley said yes to pipelines, while really meaning no
While telling people that they understand the importance of the pipelines, Notley and Trudeau piled up the regulatory bricks to ensure they were not viable
Energy’s uphill battle even tougher in era of willful ignorance
Being energy-ignorant is almost fashionable in certain circles
Dissing female sports reporters is just equal treatment
Charlotte Observer reporter Jourdan Rodrique was treated like almost all reporters are treated by most athletes. With disdain
That sound you hear is the Canadian economy imploding
Canada has a growing global reputation as a place where nothing happens unless it suits a small and clamorous minority
Justin’s tribalism the opposite of his father’s one Canada vision
Imagine what Pierre Trudeau would have thought of his son’s hyphenated Canadian fixation
The waiting is the hardest part, for the hopeful and the pregnant
If abortion is such a hard decision, as even advocates maintain, why aren’t women allowed the time to make it?
Canada can work for everyone, if we all work together
Although a growing number of aboriginal people are productive members of the workforce, far too many rely on the government for support. That must change
