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Column: A question of judgment
We’re a long way from any verdict in the Mike Duffy trial, but two days into court proceedings, common sense and accountability are already down for the count. […]
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Column: Progressives united, but who gets their vote?
The good news for the body politic in this country is that it is now flying on two wings.
The left side of the political brain has caught up to the right of the political brain and it only took a couple of years. […]
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Column: Time to put brakes on our slide into intolerance
Are we moving into a new era of intolerance in this country?
Intolerance is a strong word, but certainly no more inflammatory than some of the words being bandied about by our politicians in this election year… […]
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Column: The politics behind eclipse of Sun News
by Tim Harper Sun News Network lasted nearly four years, or, as we in Ottawa mark time, four Stephen Harper […]
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Column: Court does what timid Parliament would not
At its root, the historic Supreme Court ruling on assisted suicide is all about freedom. It is, as the court […]
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Column: Much left unsaid in exit of one eloquent voice
John Baird has had only one job in his life and as a lifelong politician who chewed on politics every waking hour he could certainly do electoral math… […]
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Column: The three pillars on which Harper will rise or fall
He left this place before Christmas with a bump in the polls and a potential road map to a fourth […]
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Column: Gender revolution brewing in political backrooms
When federal votes are counted in 2015, our next prime minister will be a man. But pull back the curtain. […]
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Column: Desire for change PM’s biggest threat
by Tim Harper Three men, three potential paths to victory. All three will be wrestling with history in 2015. For […]
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Column: Lack of targets could end our mission in Iraq
There could be a pragmatic reason Canada’s six-month mission of airstrikes against Islamic State targets in northern Iraq will end as scheduled in April… […]