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National Column: Electoral reform could heat up
by Chantal Hebert Justin Trudeau’s government will not lack for hard choices to make between now and the summer adjournment […]
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National Column: Why must the nation’s capital be ‘soulless’?
Maybe it’s a product of ever-deepening snow banks or the winter winds that threaten to snap your ears in two, but a quintessential Canadian debate has emerged here yet again. […]
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Column: Trudeau’s policy gaps threaten Liberal’s gains
by Tim Harper Toronto Star Style and timing. They can go a long way in politics but they only rarely […]
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Column: Charm offensive may not work
When last I visited our august Upper Chamber, senators were raging against impending exile, invective was being flung beneath the […]
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Column: Canadians left guessing about probe into Ottawa attack
On a Sunday evening, four days after the storming of Parliament Hill, the RCMP provided an unsolicited and detailed update, telling us it had “identified persuasive evidence that Michael Zehaf-Bibeau’s attack was driven by ideological and political motives.”… […]
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Don’t expect allegations to be cleared up soon
by Chantal HÈbert
In the matter of the alleged sexual misconduct that led Justin Trudeau to suspend two male MPs earlier this month, the ball is no longer solely in the Liberal leader’s court. But where it will ultimately land is anybody’s guess… […]