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Time for military to get real about risks of anti-malaria drug

The American, Australian, British, French and German militaries moved off mefloquine, but stubbornly the Canadian Armed Forces are not doing so.

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BY MICHEL DRAPEAU, AMIR ATTARAN, PAT STOGRAN
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The International Criminal Court issues arrest warrant on Putin, what about Bush’s invasion of Iraq?

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Feds should use upcoming budget to defend, not defund, the CBC

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Canada built world-leading research institutes—now it’s letting them collapse

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Canada should call foul on dodgy drone narrative

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Budget should bolster commitment to workers in changing economy

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