Harper: a fine summer launch
Since he obtained his coveted majority on May 2, Prime Minister Stephen Harper hasn’t wasted time getting used to and getting comfortable with his new reality.
So far, we have witnessed two …
Volume 12
Featured Articles
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July 12 2011 My Turn -
July 12 2011 Cover Story Playful rioters
Photo by Jason Hargrove, Flickr
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July 12 2011 International South Sudan’s Road to Independence, One Man’s Struggle for Freedom
[caption id=”attachment_173″ align=”aligncenter” width=”540″ caption=”Charles Pioneson (right) stands in support of an independent southern Sudan state – Photo courtesy of Canada Relief Services …
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July 12 2011 Culture Seasons Greetings… Astronomically Speaking
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July 12 2011 Culture Brazil Fest, Eat and Dance the Day Away
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July 12 2011 Street Photography by Denis Bouvier Second Date
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June 14 2011 Local Summer’s Ripe for Festival-Picking
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June 14 2011 Columns Never Alone in Vancouver
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June 14 2011 Columns Spencie's View - June 14, 2011
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June 14 2011 Columns A Long Road Ahead
By electing an interim leader who will be able to firmly steer the boat, the Liberal Party of Canada has finally shown some good judgment, after its thunderous defeat on May 2.
For, truly, the …