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The tragedy in Nova Scotia should teach us all key lessons

Any inquiry should recommend better training, better profiling, and modern emergency systems technology everywhere in this country.

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BY ANDREW CADDELL
April 29, 2020

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Now is the time to rely on like-minded ties that bind

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Is it too little too late to see the Indo-Pacific light?

OpinionBY ROSS O’CONNOR

Canada needs more competition now

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Former military official should know when to wave the white flag

OpinionBY SCOTT TAYLOR

To ease the housing crisis, keep building outside the box

OpinionBY CHAD THIESSEN

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A lot wrong with Poilievre’s recent video on his bonkers drug policy

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Alberta Premier Smith and Trump are ‘major distractions’ in Poilievre’s quest to become prime minister, say political insiders

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Poilievre gate-keeps himself from the Hill media

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Danielle Smith a political mayfly, not long for the job

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Speculation starts about a potential cabinet shuffle

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Trust in mainstream media loses out at semi-annual Munk Debate

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The Notwithstanding Act: a proposal for reform

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Conservatives look to ‘slice’ off worker vote from NDP as economy puts Liberals in ‘a very tight spot,’ say strategists

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