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Vancouver's bubbly housing

by Reed Eurchuk

The housing bubble will exact a heavy price both individually and society wide when it finally bursts

Declaration of The Elders

by Guy Hawkins

Who are we defending with our armed forces? Should it not be the young families?

You’ve come a short way, baby

by Andrea Reimer

Municipal and federal elections could reverse the steady decline in women’s representation

The question of why women are doing so poorly has resulted in more studies than answers.

FBI agent Woodward

by Kevin Potvin

Deep Throat’s unmasking reveals an elaborate FBI coup of the democratically elected regime of Nixon

If a heavy-hitting spy master deeply involved in the highest levels of political intrigue considers a 20-something pretend-reporter “his agent” it is likely the case that he is.

What’s up with the frogs?

by Michael Nenonen

The rapid decline of the amphibians suggests a major chemical catastrophe is in the offing

Blind propose to lead

by Kevin Potvin

If Paul Cellucci could have listened during his time here, his country could have benefited

Hit Alberta hard and fast

by Kevin Potvin

Ottawa should fire all cannons at any province that encourages private care

Radical simplicity

by Dan Crawford

It’s easier now to calculate your own ecological footprint, and it’s time to begin reducing it

The Longest Yard

by Junius

The film raises the question of how much punishment is enough in prison

Letters to the Republic

Turner's Movies

reviewed by Scott Turner

3-Iron and The Holy Girl

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