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Catherine Ford__The Guardian |
What right-leaning governments want, in Catherine Ford's opinion, is the right to determine who can be a Canadian


Remembrance Day has come and gone. Children recited In Flanders Fields, wreaths were laid and a few moments of silence — complete with bowed heads...


Why all of this matters is obvious: fear of 'the other'

It is far more likely our world set the stage for a misogynistic, vulgar, narcissistic bully to lead the so-called 'free world'

Children are never too young to learn




If “beauty is in the eye of the beholder,” as Irish novelist Margaret Wolfe Hungerford wrote, then our modern world has too many people in charge...

If AHS needs to be shaken up, start with vetting the staff for more than professional qualifications

Over the years, the job has changed, as have the methods of transcribing — but consider the trust factor


This collection of musicians is one of the true gems of Calgary and something too few people know about

The Brampton killer was carrying legally purchased guns — one was a birthday present — and was a law-abiding teenager until he killed without...

Imagine having to choose between visiting an ailing loved one and paying a bill


Whether The Bay rises from the ashes of its own doing or is sold off in bits and pieces, it is the end of a long and storied life


What this boils down to is the shocking inefficiency and waste in the heart of the system, not the staff

Gretzky seemingly 'forgot' his original citizenship

Anyone willing to lose everything and face the consequences for standing up for his principles deserves no less than our gratitude

Anyone who believes the 'government' is not 'us' needs a primary lesson in civics. All that lost revenue results in fewer services available to...

For list-makers, these past weeks have been a source of pleasure, satisfaction and confirmation. We are bombarded with “the best of” this and “the...

Christmas Eve is about expectation and desire, and it doesn’t matter how young or old one is. Today is a magical day of waiting. Christmas is a...

Call it fat, chunky or plump. Call it a lack of willpower, overeating or, now, a disease. If one is larger than everyone around, it’s mentally...

Welcome to winter; to slick side roads, icy patches and bad drivers. Welcome to drivers who forget winter means snow tires. This isn’t Vancouver or...

Another Remembrance Day has come and gone, with it the solemnity and the hushed voices, the recitation of John McCrae’s iconic poem In Flanders...

“We’ve come a long way, baby” to quote a 1968 cigarette commercial. But 56 years later, there is still a long way to go. Those of us who lived...

It could — it should — be the best holiday of the year. It has no hint of religion, region or nationalism. We all share equally in Thanksgiving....

Provincial politics is not my “beat.” (That’s newspaper speak for a journalist’s ongoing assignment to report on a specific area.) There are...

The next Calgary driver who complains about traffic congestion — Marda Loop comes to mind — needs to be forcibly deported to the Centre of the...

All the kids are back in school and stories about anxiety and trepidation have cropped up everywhere. I don’t doubt these are real problems, but...

Ashley is my new best friend. For weeks, she called me daily, sometimes twice. One memorable day she called three times. I call her my friend...
