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 Ensuring proper food safety in everyone's best interestSpecial rapporteur on the right to food Olivier de Schutter of the United Nations ruffled feathers on the collective Canadian chicken last week when he gave us the "honour" of being the first non-developing" country to get the slap-chop for poor food safety access.
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 Politicians should focus on keeping meetings openOntario taxpayers know from long experience it's the closed-door meetings of civic politicians they most need to worry about.
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 Premier Dad's rules look helpful to student healthHow involved should government be in the day-to-day lives of our kids?
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 Book's now open on ranks of secretive governmentsThe most secretive Canadian government in the last decade?
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 Youth gambling threatens to lead to adult addictionI t’s hip, cool, sexy and all too common.
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 Breastfeeding cover issue makes us look like boobsSeriously. This is the discussion we are having about parenting?
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 Knee-jerk high jump ban disservice to kids, sportEvery childhood comes with scrapes and bruises.
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 Public trust in police hurt by back-door gun 'registry'Unless public sentiment has been misread, police forces across Canada have a tough slog ahead if they hope restore both their collective image and the confidence of those they serve and protect.
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 Tolerance, compassion best anti-bullying toolsHave you heard about the exploding cases of high school jocks being bullied in their schools? The captain of the football team?
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 Austerity a bitter pill for doctors to swallowWelcome to the real world, Ontario doctors.
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 Keep junk food out of high school cafeteriasFact is, we have a teen health crisis on our hands related to diet
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 Pot and politicians combine to create stupid questionsOne of the golden rules preached in journalism classes across our great land is this: There is no such thing as a stupid question.
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 Everyone urged to help Re-Think beloved LondonSomething inspirational happened this week at the London Convention Centre.
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 Witmer's 22-year career eclipsed by final betrayalWe don't know why former Tory MPP Elizabeth Witmer chose to end a distinguished career by politically betraying her party, her constituency and her province.
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 Black's return hardly proof of racism in governmentLove him or hate him--perhaps that should be, shake-your-head-in-awe-and-wonder or hate him--Conrad Black has always been a larger-than-life lightning rod for Canadians.
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 Make political plans clear -- long before budget fightCity councillor Joni Baechler said a wise thing the other day.
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 Coyotes copping the Cup would be awkward for NHLIt's still early in the NHL playoffs, but there's an interesting scenario starting to take shape.
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 Simple click of the mouse could save countless livesThere are few things we can do that take little effort and time and yet have the potential to save several lives.
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 Tanning one more life risk impossible to legislateThe frustrating thing about kids is you can't protect them from everything.
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 Budget manoeuvres start to spoil minority foodstuffListen, and you can hear the relief washing over Ontario after its minority Liberal government cleared its budget confidence vote in the legislature this week.
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 Right to choose not limited only to approved choicesIt's a bitter pill to swallow.
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 Prevailing Canadian winds are winds of changePerhaps more than any other people, Canadians are defined by their environment.
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 Harper avoids penalty box for series of scandalsThe political scandals in Ottawa have us mad as heck and we're not going to take it anymore!
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 Khadr's return signals best-possible conclusionOmar Khadr's return to Canada from a U.S. jail to serve out his sentence is the correct way to end his journey through questionable justice.
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 Safety of officers requires more than PR campaignNo law can bring back the late Huron OPP Const. Vu Pham, gunned down by an enraged man along a rural road two years ago.
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