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NDP on TMX pipeline: We didn't want it. They built it. So let's use its full potential

Vaughn Palmer: B.C. NDP plays down calls for a major oil pipeline to the northwest coast by saying max out the Trans Mountain line, which is...

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Vancouver Sun

Vaughn Palmer

LILLEY: Trade deal with Trump administration could be imminent, sources say

Deal before G7 meeting in mid-June possible, according to people on both sides of border You can save this article by registering for free here. Or...

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Toronto Sun

Brian Lilley

LILLEY: Chow's hard-left politics could cost city thousands of jobs

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Ottawa Sun

Brian Lilley

Tasha Kheiriddin: Indigenous leaders put Carney's dreams on notice

Assembly of First Nations warned that fast track infrastructure plan risks trampling Indigenous rights You can save this article by registering for...

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National Post

Tasha Kheiriddin

Chris Selley: Governments won't save your kids from internet smut

How does a website automatically, 'responsibly' prove someone’s age down the end of an internet connection, without actually verifying their ID?...

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National Post

Chris Selley

Bell: Smith vows to work with Carney, says he is way better than Justin Trudeau

Truth be told this is not a column where the headline is shouting outrage, where Alberta against Ottawa sounds like an old-school wrestling cage...

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Calgary Herald

Rick Bell

Free the market for renewable energy in Alberta

Renewable energy projects in Alberta generated nearly $5-billion in investments and almost 5,500 jobs between 2019 and 2023, according to the...

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The Globe and Mail

The Editorial Board

Adam Zivo: Vladimir Putin's new 'peace' terms are a predatory farce

Russia wants Ukraine to be stripped of defensive capabilities, which would only lead to another invasion You can save this article by registering...

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National Post

Adam Zivo

FIRST READING: What Carney’s inner circle really thinks about oil and gas

The Liberal government has more than a few people who have advocated the oil sector's demise You can save this article by registering for free...

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National Post

Tristin Hopper

Jamie Sarkonak: Judge accuses officer of 'unconscious' anti-Black racism without direct evidence

A Black man’s illegal perhaps-loaded gun was excluded from trial by Justice Renu Mandhane because of imagined officer bias You can save this...

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National Post

Jamie Sarkonak

Tarifs sur l'acier et l'aluminium

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Le Journal de Montréal

Yannick Lemay

Greg Piasetzki: John A. Macdonald's return to Queen's Park an opportunity for historical literacy

The reappearance of his statue at the Ontario legislature is not the end of the conversation. It should be the beginning You can save this article...

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National Post

Greg Piasetzki

Leslie Roberts: Canadian media choose Hamas fiction over facts

You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in if you have an account. As someone who’s spent a career in newsrooms —...

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National Post

Leslie Roberts

Jesse Kline: Mark Carney fast tracks the road to serfdom

Carney seems to be falling into the classic Canadian trap, in which idealism and special interests stand in the way of progress You can save this...

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National Post

Jesse Kline

Derek Burney: Is Trump being gamed by Putin in Ukraine ceasefire efforts?

U.S. president's charm offensive, bombastic threats have achieved little You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in if you...

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National Post

Derek H. Burney

We owe it to Vivian Silver to fight for peace

Peace activist Vivian Silver was murdered on Oct. 7, 2023, at her home on Kibbutz Be’eri. The Globe and Mail If you’re fortunate enough to have a...

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The Globe and Mail

Marsha Lederman

MANDEL: Woman beaten by her neighbour awarded $265,000

You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in if you have an account. After 20 years of cordial relations, he suddenly became...

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Toronto Sun

Michele Mandel

Ukraine showed that drones are the new bullets. Why doesn’t Canada get this?

A Ukrainian serviceman controls the Vampire drone during a training flight in the Kharkiv region. Marko Djurica/Reuters Eliot Pence is the founder...

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The Globe and Mail

Eliot Pence

GOLD: 'Panhandling' returns to forefront as safety concerns grow in Winnipeg

You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in if you have an account. You used to hear a lot about it — from studies done by...

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Winnipeg Sun

Marty Gold

Matthew Lau: More evidence that central planning of daycare doesn’t work

New studies for Nova Scotia and B.C. show that problems arise when one-size-fits-all policies are imposed on providers, parents and kids You can...

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Financial Post

Matthew Lau

Si on chantait ensemble?

«C’est dans les chansons qu’on apprend la vie. Y’a dans les chansons beaucoup de leçons.» Ces magnifiques paroles de Jean Lapointe résonnent...

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Le Journal de Montréal

Faites La Différence

Si on chantait ensemble?

«C’est dans les chansons qu’on apprend la vie. Y’a dans les chansons beaucoup de leçons.» Ces magnifiques paroles de Jean Lapointe résonnent...

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Le Journal de Québec

Faites La Différence

Toute l’hypocrisie de notre époque

Je vous les casse souvent avec ces événements dont je dis qu’ils sont des condensés de notre époque.  Parlons sport. Le soccer est un sport plus...

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Le Journal de Montréal

Joseph

Terence Corcoran: Trump bites U.S. economy to get at Apple

Latest tariff warning a threat to one of greatest corporate achievements in history You can save this article by registering for free here. Or...

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Financial Post

Terence Corcoran

Chère Manon

Au printemps 1995, des centaines de femmes prennent la rue et refusent de se taire. Elles le font par solidarité, contre les injustices, pour le...

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Le Journal de Montréal

Faites La Différence

Chère Manon

Au printemps 1995, des centaines de femmes prennent la rue et refusent de se taire. Elles le font par solidarité, contre les injustices, pour le...

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Le Journal de Québec

Faites La Différence

Opinion: Teacher strike vote wasn’t about getting more — it was to protect what’s left

Alberta teachers did not vote overwhelmingly for strike authorization out of greed or stubbornness. We said no because the proposed agreement...

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Calgary Herald

Tammy Neid

Va-t-on se résigner à ce que le rêve immobilier devient un privilège?

EXPERT INVITÉ. Malgré de bons revenus et une discipline budgétaire irréprochable, une génération entière est en train de décrocher du marché...

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Les Affaires

Jean Sasseville

Expansion dans la LPHF: mon repêchage simulé

Les six équipes originales de la LPHF devaient remettre mardi leur liste de protection.  Du côté de la Victoire de Montréal, l’annonce des trois...

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TVA Sports

Patric Laprade

Today's letters: Hospital parking will never be free

Wednesday, June 4: Either taxpayers or users — or a combination — will foot the bill, says one reader. You can write to us too, at letters@...

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Ottawa Citizen

Citizen Letters

Google searches for information about cancer lead to targeted ads from alternative clinics

More than 80 per cent of online searches are now performed with Google. But there’s an insidious element to the world’s most popular search...

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The Conversation

Alessandro Marcon

What if Alberta really did vote to separate?

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is using sovereignty sentiments in Alberta as a kind of implied threat to get a better deal for the province. In a...

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The Conversation

Stewart Prest

Laisser aller McDavid, vraiment?

Tous sports d’équipe confondus, il se dit bien des choses quand un joueur de grand renom approche l’autonomie complète. On l’a vu au baseball, ces...

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TVA Sports

Marc De Foy

Croisades anti-EDI aux États-Unis: qui sont les vrais perdants ?

EXPERT INVITÉ. Les programmes d’équité, diversité et inclusion (EDI) trouvent leurs racines dans les années soixante, alors que les droits civiques...

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Les Affaires

Jean-Philippe Lécuyer

Gearey: Public service is getting very little guidance under Carney

Public servants have a duty to advise ministers with precision. But so far, the ministers themselves are getting only vague direction, with no...

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Ottawa Citizen

Jennifer Gearey

‘Unity’ can’t come at the cost of Indigenous rights

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The Hill Times

Editorial

Opinion: We need to try doing health care the Swiss way

Health insurance is compulsory in Switzerland but you choose from non-profit providers, which produces competition You can save this article by...

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Financial Post

Yannick Labrie

Benicio del Toro brille dans le nouveau film de Wes Anderson

Cet opus excentrique à souhait, d'une splendeur visuelle sans nom, pourrait paraître vain et répétitif pour les détracteurs du cinéaste, mais il...

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Cinoche

Martin Gignac

Is Jordan Peterson Just Making It Up as He Goes?

J ordan Peterson’s marketability has always been a bit surprising given his weirdness. He speaks exclusively in a glottal cadence that sounds like...

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The Walrus

Luke Savage

Shouldn't life insurance companies be investing with our health in mind?

Life and health insurance companies are in the business of protecting the life and health of Canadians — or at least, that’s the promise. Their...

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National Observer

Melissa Lem

Pipeline politics put Eby and Smith on a collision course

If there is one thing BC and Alberta can’t see eye to eye on, it’s oil pipelines. The incessant demands by Alberta Premier Danielle Smith for...

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National Observer

Adrienne Tanner

LETTERS: Loretta Swit's connection to P.E.I. and the province's environmental rebates provoke comment

Loretta Swit, award-winning animal activist, artist and actress was a friend of the P.E.I. Humane  Society. Facing a March 1988 closure date for...

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PNI Atlantic news

Letters

She Wanted to End Her Pregnancy. Her Abusive Partner Took Her to Court

T hey met at a RadioShack in Montreal in November 1988. She was barely twenty, a waitress new to the city. He was five years older, a big man, six...

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The Walrus

Karin Wells

PETER McKENNA: Where is the international community in Haiti’s time of need?

To characterize the conditions today in Haiti as staggeringly grim would be a gross understatement. Indeed, the situation on the ground in the...

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PNI Atlantic news

Peter Mckenna

A national plan to end food insecurity in Canada is within reach

Canada is in the grips of a deepening food-insecurity crisis — one that food banks cannot solve and elected officials can no longer afford to...

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IRPP - Policy Options

Jasmine Ramze Rezaee

COMMENTARY: Swim Nova Scotia’s offer remains on the table to keep Acadia’s pool open

For decades, the Acadia Aquatic Centre has been a cornerstone of life in Wolfville — a place where seniors gather for aqua-fit classes, youth...

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PNI Atlantic news

Commentary

PERSPECTIVE: Nova Scotia’s electric future

With the creation of the new Nova Scotia Independent Energy System Operator (NSIESO), Nova Scotia Power is preparing to shift into a very different...

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PNI Atlantic news

Perspective

Rural Canada is finally getting its moment

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The Hill Times

Andrew Caddell

Election? What election?

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The Hill Times

Les Whittington

Don’t let the pink-washing win

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The Hill Times

Erica Ifill