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 Ed's exit a reliefThose tempted to feel sorry for Premier Ed Stelmach should save some sympathy for his successor.
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 Letters Jan. 26
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 No tears shed over Holden exitEnmax CEO Gary Holden may have left the scene, but the controversy he has ignited isn’t going away any time soon.
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 Harper delivers one-two punchIf this were a fight the first round would be over.
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 Letters, Jan. 17
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 Nenshi takes on nattering nabobsMayor Naheed Nenshi has revealed himself as one who doesn’t shy away from conflict.
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 Fake ’n’ bakes feel heatThe tanning industry is blistering mad over the latest jurisdiction to ban minors from indoor tanning beds, but the ban is being hailed by the Edmonton founder of the Canadian Skin Cancer Foundation.
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 Nothing comic about communismIn the newspaper business, we get lots of phone calls from crazy people.
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 ‘Ordinary’ citizens halted killing spreeRather than endlessly debate what caused the Tucson, Arizona massacre along partisan political lines, we’d be better advised to consider what stopped it.
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 Giving a hoot about honkingI have a very simple approach to honking the horn when I’m driving.
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 Letters, Jan. 14
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 Censorship's Dire stateDeveloped societies have come to understand censorship is only a productive tool in the most rare of circumstances, because it’s very rare for the majority of society to agree when it is necessary.
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 Letters, Jan. 13
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 On wings of wrongYou have to envy Canadians who live so close to the border they can fly out of U.S. cities and save a bundle on airfare.
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 Complacency big problemAt most, the Alberta Liberals have a little over one year to get their act together.
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 Sentencing truths must lead to reformWhat’s a just sentence for rape? The devil is in the details.
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 Road to Tory majority lies in 905 landThe 905 belt is generally regarded as the bedroom communities in the suburban semi-circle around Toronto.
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 Parents can do better than spankingI hate it when I find myself agreeing with nuts.
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 'Doctor' Druh's rotten adviceIt’s doubtful city council members would ever solicit Ald. Druh Farrell’s advice about their personal medical matters.
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 Taking aim at bad guysThe shooting of yet another innocent bystander drives home the disturbing new reality that stalks our city streets.
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 They must be Billy the KiddingOn the eve of his quitting after eight years as New Mexico’s governor, Bill Richardson announced he was denying a pardon to the infamous outlaw, Billy the Kid.
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With any luck, we ain’t seen nothin’ yet Like any other year, the one we’re leaving behind stands as a testament to the persistence of bad ideas. We live in a world seemingly run by evil and slavering trolls whose only purpose in life is to annoy those of us who just want to be left alone to live our lives … and that’s a good thing.
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 Transition to adulthood finally completeYou’d think that at age 51, I’d have most of my “growing up” milestones well behind me.
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 Shaping up to be a Wild yearThe feeling of renewal that’s supposed to come with a turn of the calendar is nothing new.
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 Ignore truths at your own perilThe New Year is almost here, meaning just a few more days of dreaming hopefully - and perhaps unrealistically - about the year ahead.
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