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National Column: Council debate a clamour in a clamshell
Pursed lips, pouts, political piety. And a juvenile refusal to use the Big P word: Premier.
To extend alliteration for just a bit: More petulance than principle.
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Bill Blair set to play good cop/ bad cop with an old enemy — Doug Ford
Federal Environment Minister Catherine McKenna enjoyed herself at the Lauryn Hill concert in Toronto on Wednesday, and that was nice to know because many didn’t. […]
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National Column: Ontario PCs cut indigenous curriculum writing courses
by Shree Paradkar Even before the new Ontario government was sworn in on June 29, Premier Doug Ford announced a […]
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National Column: Immigration issue is a dangerous game
The refugee issue has long simmered beneath the surface of Canadian politics. It was there when former prime minister Stephen Harper’s Conservative government passed the infamous Zero Tolerance for Barbaric Cultural Practices Act, a thinly-disguised attack on Muslims.
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National Column: Why Scheer keeps Ford at a distance
No one will accuse Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer of stepping in his Ontario counterpartís limelight since the June 7 provincial election was called. […]
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National Column: Ford knows there is more to politics than facts, details
There’s a canny logic behind Doug Ford’s often outrageous campaign behaviour.
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National Column: The important difference between Trump and Ford
by Thomas Walkom Forget the comparisons to Donald Trump. Doug Ford, Ontario’s new Progressive Conservative leader, is very much a […]
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National Column: Ford threatens federal plans
The prospect that Doug Ford could be in charge of Canada’s largest province by July 1 is bad news for the three main federal leaders.
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National Column: Why Doug Ford has a shot at taking Tories into election
Don’t count Doug Ford out.
The former Toronto councillor is dismissed by many as a long shot in the Ontario Tory leadership race. […]