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 Dalton McGuinty avoids penalty box: BlizzardWhile things are quiet until the federal bunfight is over, in the provincial election backrooms, things are gearing up.
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 Barack Obama's flip-flopping: WorthingtonPerhaps Barack Obama deserves compliments for adjusting to reality.
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 The latest leftover bull from David MillerLet’s call it the latest bit of bull left over from the Days of David Miller.
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 Bullfrog Power factsFacts about Bullfrog Power Inc.
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 Reviewing the green waveGreen roofs costing $3-million erected on the podium at City Hall.
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 Not your mom's Toronto, but it's funLast time anyone saw Toronto The Good, it was sinking in a sea of bodily fluids.
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 ‘King’ star pulls off dauting roleNo matter what Amy Price-Francis achieves in her career, she always will be the “LOL girl” to us.
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 Release me immediately, 'Twainiac' tells judgeAlleged Shania Twain stalker Dr. John Palumbo made a brief appearance in bail court at Old City Hall Wednesday morning and was remanded in custody until Friday.
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 Harper’s no fossil foolPrime Minister Stephen Harper deserves praise and criticism for his handling of the issue of climate change since winning power in 2006.
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 Daughter can't move on from loser exDEAR AMY: My grown daughter has been through some hard times. She left an abusive husband and is raising her two children alone, far from family. Her ex-husband is still in the picture and sees the kids regularly, so he is still in her life -- and causing her a great deal of stress.
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 Regal treats to relishWord is the late Diana, Princess of Wales always dreamed of throwing a lavish, fairy-tale type wedding for her son, Prince William. They say she fantasized this even during her pregnancy.
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 Porcupine wine one of South Africa's best valuesSouth Africa's winemaker Marc Kent has never looked to advertise or accumulate medals from wine competitions for his wines. Instead, Boekenhoutskloof Winery has made its name primarily on critical reviews and word-of-mouth advertising.
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 Voters drink in federal debate at local watering holeThis stuff is important. And you better believe your vote counts.
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 Fire victim's daughter wants back into social housingDespite her tragedy, or in fact because of it, Ieisha Simpson is following the same doomed path of hopeless desperation carved out by her late mother.
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 Ontario's school bus showdown: BlizzardSchool bus operators across the province are crying foul about a new system of awarding contracts introduced by the McGuinty government.
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 Voting is all in your headLiberals and conservatives have different brains, says a new study.
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 Toronto school board faces battle of the sexes: MacDonaldTrustees are poised to debate starting up 10 specialized programs at elementary schools across the city for next September, half in low-income neighbourhoods.
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 Chris Alexander's tough road to Ottawa: WorthingtonBy any criteria in a perfect world, Chris Alexander would be an adornment to Parliament, representing any political party.
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 Son uses, verbally abuses grandmotherMy mother is 84 years old. Two years ago she had hip surgery. My 40-year-old son hasn't worked in more than four years because he won't look for a job.
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 The political insanity of climate changeA definition of political insanity is doing the same thing over and over, expecting different results.
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 Ignatieff’s chance to win starts at debateLiberal Leader Michael Ignatieff legitimately has a shot — two, actually — at becoming Prime Minister of Canada.
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 In the crosshairsPeter Loewen, the number-cruncher behind the CBC’s VoteCompass website, called me up to say I was wrong.
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 Man acquitted of murder faces robbery chargeAn alleged gang banger who has twice been acquitted of charges of shooting little boys is once again behind bars for a crime involving a gun.
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 Tech whiz kids do a # on meThe modern world is changing so fast that it's hard to find something steadfast and consistent.
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 Unpredictable rebellionIsn’t it odd how revolutions rarely unfold as its proponents predict.
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