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Time for a high school civics course?

Article online since July 3rd 2008
It seems fitting in the year that Nova Scotia prides itself on being the first Canadian jurisdiction to realize representative democracy, celebrating the 250th year of our legislature, that we assess the knowledge base from which our citizenship is exercised. One way of doing so is to reconsider...

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Stéphane’s ace in the hole

Article online since June 26th 2008
Canada’s Tai Chi Man has shown again that he has more going for him than may meet the eye. A few weeks ago, when it began apparent that Stephane Dion would indeed introduce a brave new environmental plan, he declared: “good policy makes for good politics.” Put together the best policy...

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Alexa and the federal NDP

Article online since June 18th 2008
It has been a couple of weeks now since Alexa McDonough indicated that she will not reoffer for the next federal election. Her decision is as understandable as it will be disappointing to her many supporters, within her constituency and beyond. Indeed, as a measure of her success, she will...

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Parliament's best day

Article online since June 14th 2008
Those who were able to view the four party apologies of Canada’s Parliament couldn’t help but be moved by what they saw. With a circle of aboriginal leaders in front of them, Canada’s national leaders have finally, formally said what needed to be said of our collective guilt for the...

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On the road again

Article online since June 5th 2008
I used to accompany a friend to her boss’s annual Christmas party. A terrific guy, but his idea of a party was just a bit understated. Not only was this party dry, it featured a long game of “guess our location.” This game involved our host showing slides taken during his numerous travels...

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Other News ( 70 to 85 of 85 )

The boxer, the fixer and the Tai Chi man ( February 10th 2007 )
More weeks of political winter to come? ( January 21st 2007 )
State of the province: politics and anti-politics ( January 12th 2007 )
A future for the federal NDP? ( January 7th 2007 )
A party game for Boxing Day ( December 22nd 2006 )
The gift that keeps on giving ( December 17th 2006 )
Whom the gods would favour ( December 9th 2006 )
An economic plan for Canada? ( December 3rd 2006 )
Harper, Rae, Ignatieff and Dion playing trump card ( November 26th 2006 )
What the Federal Tories are doing right ( November 17th 2006 )
Bad boy George and redefining the new millennium ( November 10th 2006 )
Nov. 7 mid-term elections: Canadians losing sleep ( November 6th 2006 )
Staying close to home for Halloween ( October 30th 2006 )
Too many dead, too little thought and not enough action ( October 21st 2006 )
Thinking through Ignatieff's rights revolution ( October 14th 2006 )
A tough decision for Scott Brison ( October 11th 2006 )

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