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 GO-ing electric is a mistake: EditorialTaxpayers saw enough pie-in-the-sky transit proposals in the last municipal election to last us a lifetime.
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 Fast fix needed for Pan Ams: EditorialThe 2015 Pan Am Games mean much more to Toronto than a two-week sports party.
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 Harper at 5, no vote neededNewspapers across the nation will be burning their newsprint budgets this week conducting their political autopsy of Stephen Harper's five years as prime minister of Canada -- even though the actual anniversary is not until next Monday.
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 Hazel McCallion blows a gasket: EditoiralApparently the gravy train Mayor Rob Ford wants to end in Toronto still stops in Mississauga.
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 Ford’s budget a good start: EditorialNo one said it would be easy, but it has to be done. Getting the city’s budget under control and respecting taxpayers, as Mayor Rob Ford famously likes to say, is hard work, requiring tough decisions.
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 Go ahead, get the flu shotIf you haven't got your flu shot by now, you're an idiot.
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 Alomar’s a true hall of famer: EditorialRobbie deserves it. Roberto Alomar is the best player in the history of the Toronto Blue Jays.
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 TTC must avoid tunnel thinking: EditorialBe warned: The talk you hear about subways, Transit City and hybrid plans is all noise. It’s just chatter until the end of the month.
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 Credit hangover stalks CanadiansAnticipating a hangover Saturday morning? Lot's of Canadians will be, which really isn't so bad. If you can't let go on New Year's Eve then maybe you're a little too tightly wrapped.
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 Canada can learn from Europe's lessonsThe welfare state has roared back to bite the British lion in the rump.
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 Charles needs to foster Canadian popularityIt’s a fairy tale ending to a long courtship and we wish Prince William and Kate Middleton all the best as they start their married life. But when Kate leaves Westminster Abbey after the wedding, April 29, and starts a new life as Her Royal Highness, Canadians will be pondering the future of the monarchy in this country.
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 Change has started for the Red RocketTTC riders deserve certainty.
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 Street credo leads to the death of innocentsIn Toronto, a 21-year-old black woman named Kishauna Thomas, balls bigger than all her “friends,” lives in fear today after testifying against two now-acquitted rival gangbangers who had stood accused of the crossfire murder of her young cousin.
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 Scrap the car taxToronto City Council must scrap the vehicle registration tax.
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 Truth makes Baird hot stuff: EditorialEnvironment Minister John Baird goes to the UN's climate-change smoke blower in Cancun, only to be accused back home of being a bull in China's shop.
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 It’s deja vu all over again: EditorialIn 2003, Liberal Dalton McGuinty campaigned on the slogan “choose change.”
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 End the court's gag orders: EditorialThe gargantuan publication ban slapped on every single aspect of Terri-Lynne McClintic’s first-degree murder guilty plea was indefensible when applied this past April.
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 Full steam ahead on anti-smugglingThe minority government of Prime Minister Stephen Harper remains bound and determined to table its proposed human-smuggling legislation, just as the opposition parties remain determined to scuttle it like a rust-bucket ocean freighter.
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 Dalton unplugged on electricity: EditorialThose clever Liberal spinners have struck again. We bet you believed those news stories about how the government was giving you a 10% monthly cut in your electricity bill.
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 New report cards are a failure: EditorialJust when parents want more clarity, more accountability about what their children are learning, the Liberal government has once again caved in to teachers to come up with a “progress report.”
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 Black murders a Toronto issue: EditorialWhy is it that 25 of the 28 people shot to death this year in Toronto are black?
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 Keep Canada flying grope free: EditorialCanada’s Chief Groper, Transport Minister Chuck Strahl, has to get a handle on airport security before it flies out of control.
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 Time for a change at Toronto schools: EditorialThe Toronto District School Board hired Chris Spence to make changes.
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 Ontario's $87B power point: EditorialOntarians are stuck with an $87-billion problem becoming a political football.
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 How to attack white collar crime: EditorialIt gives a whole new meaning to one law for the rich and another for the poor.
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