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 This election offers no cheap datePoliticians are everywhere right now: On your TV, at your shopping malls, at your doorsteps and in your wallets.
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 Rob Ford has the right enemies: EditorialSuccessful politicians know it’s important to have the right opponents and the right allies.
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 Why Auditor General’s G8 report is worthlessAuditor General Sheila Fraser — her legacy revered for its propriety and principles — has found herself engulfed in the quicksand of partisan politics and screaming to be heard.
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 Toronto's construction nightmare: LevyCity officials say another season of construction (chaos) is set to begin — although the infamous orange and black construction cones have become a constant around our city all year now.
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 Anti-Rob Ford rally all about them: AgarIf you wanted to see the face of the gravy train you had only to be at Dundas Square on Saturday as the “Community Rally to Demand Respect From Toronto City Council” chugged through.
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 Minority equals coalition takeoverWhen Finance Minister Jim Flaherty tabled his budget last month, the consensus among most experts was it was the right budget at the right time.
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 OECTA Catholic teacher union shills for Dalton McGuinty: EditorialThe “Who speaks for children?” (insert laughter here) video one teachers' union has put out makes it clear it is supporting the Liberals over the Tories.
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 Holes in Iggy's good weekLiberals, a few TV pundits, and some of the more gullible minds in the national press corps have been trumpeting Michael Ignatieff's "good week."
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 Reading, writing and rioting?: EditorialWhen it comes to public education, we thought we’d heard everything.
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 The truth about exorcists — Archdiocese of Toronto has 2 on callIn what seems to be an annual event, Hollywood is releasing yet another film “inspired by true events” — about exorcism.
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 OLG finally gets its act together: EditorialGiven its appalling history of incompetence, waste and arrogance, when the Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation finally does something right — as it did Thursday — it’s worth noting
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 Eleven reasons to GO electricCanada is arguably one of the largest makers of electric trains in the world. This is Bombardier. Canada, even though our electric trains are all over the world, does not have one.
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 Outsourcing shafts workersRecently our neighbours south of the border celebrated Martin Luther King Day. The renowned civil rights leader was assassinated in 1968 in Memphis, where he had gone to support striking sanitation workers.
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 Letters to the EditorRe “Capital punishment OK: Poll” (Jan. 26): Does anyone know offhand how David Milgaard voted on bringing back the death penalty? How about Susan Nellis or Guy Paul Morin?
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 Dalton McGuinty meddles in UAE spat: BlizzardDalton McGuinty really needs to make up his mind. Is he running federally — or not?
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 Ed Stelmach exitsThose tempted to feel sorry for Alberta Premier Ed Stelmach, who resigned as premier on Tuesday, should save some sympathy for his successor.
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 Let Metrolinx run TTC: EditorialIf southern Ontario is ever going to have a seamless public transportation system, as our politicians keep promising, someone has to be in charge of it.
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 I was raised by a rurual WASP tiger mom: WoodcockAt last, a mom with guts.
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 Power prices short-circuiting senior's budget: GranatsteinIn October 1968, Doreen and Alexander Smith moved into their house of the future — one run completely on electricity.
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 Catholics, Nazis, the gay community — isn’t this fun?: MacDonaldI’m not Catholic but I cringed a little as I watched Catholic education taking it on the chin again in the recent kerfuffle over gay-straight alliances (GSAs) in schools.
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 Ontario's energy plan needs rechargingRising energy prices are hitting Ontarians in the pocketbook.
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 Trouble ahead for Mississauga: WoloshynMississauga's 8% tax hike is more likely to be wrestled down to half that amount. But that's the only good news.
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 Canada’s fiscal health ignites fierce fightIt sure is interesting to look at the difference between what the world thinks of Canada’s financial situation and what we think of it.
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 Premier Dad’s surprising admission: BlizzardIt was a surprising admission from “Premier Dad.” I asked him Wednesday about a Sun story that reported the Canadian Medical Association Journal (CMAJ) says binge drinking is a big problem — especially with young people.
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 Letters to the EditorRe “‘Blindsided’” (Front Page, Jan. 18): Two things surprise me about this story — that anybody would be blindsided and that the costs have only doubled.
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