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 Ignatieff's little red bookIn attempting to wax poetic about democracy, Visiting Professor
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 Crude politics counterproductivePremier Ed Stelmach and Energy Minister Ron Liepert appear to be playing good cop, bad cop with Barack Obama.
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 Give City an earfulWhen it rains, it pours.The price of gas is up at the pumps.
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 And he's off ... or is that out?It’s no secret Ted Morton’s ambitions have long included one day taking over the premier’s job.
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 Strange days in TorylandAs this province nurses the economic hang-over from a damaging recession, Albertans want leadership, not theatrics.
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 Culture of discontentIt’s not only disgruntled Calgarians who are unhappy with city hall’s performance the last couple of years.
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 We deserve some answersWe share the incredulity being expressed by some Guatemalan-Canadians in the wake of the arrest of a man suspected of one of the most horrific war crimes you could ever imagine.
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 To serve and collectCalgarians could be forgiven for a little Edmonton envy in the wake of news some speeders in that city are getting a break on their fines.
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 Council needs to set exampleThe brass at city hall will be in line for a little more gold next year
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 Nursing a spending hangoverThe wrapping paper lies in tatters.
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 Another lump of coal for ToriesThe provincial Tories have been struggling for weeks to get off the naughty list when it comes to health care.
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 Thinking about RalphFew politicians have captured the public imagination like Ralph Klein.
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 No dark corner left unturnedPolice deserve credit for taking some big steps in combatting a vile and disturbing crime.
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 Ups and downs of health careSo much for the Stelmach government’s grand experiment with health care.
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 Making cuts takes gutsA measly 1% and change.
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 Council heads for buffetIt’s crunch time for Mayor Naheed Nenshi.
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 Culture of secrecy must endIt’s time to let a little sunshine light up the dark corners at city hall.
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 Trained seals perform on cueWhen the Alberta Tories suspended MLA Raj Sherman from caucus Monday, they also kicked their own credibility on health care out the door.
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 Firing symptom of greater illStephen Duckett had to go.
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 Yikes! This is crazy!Conservative MLA Fred Horne claims he was acting out of concern for a friend when he spoke to the head of the Alberta Medical Association about the state of Dr. Raj Sherman’s mental health.
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 He's no prince, he's the champAn alderman who fought against Mayor Naheed Nenshi’s attempt to cut his own office budget said since Nenshi was elected to the top job he’s a “prince.”
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 Tories need miracle cureLet’s hope the provincial government finally gets its act together on health care.
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 Wrap tax chop up in a ribbonThe end of the city budget saga has yet to be written.
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 Fix driving law or butt outDrivers in this province will soon have to put down the make-up, cheeseburger and cellphone while behind the wheel.
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 Snoozemakers strike againAnother day, another Greenpeace “protest.”
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