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The Republicanization of Canadian political culture
Murray Dobbin is a guest senior contributing editor for rabble.ca. Murray has been a journalist, broadcaster, author and social activist for 40 years. Comment?
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Canadian retailers are rolling out bargain prices to keep shoppers on this side of the border this 'Black Friday,' the biggest U.S. shopping day of the year. Comment?
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Harper to attend Copenhagen climate summit
Prime Minister Stephen Harper will attend the Copenhagen climate change meeting next month after all, his office said Thursday a ' a day after saying he would not go. Comment?
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Volunteers set the charity pace
Murray Waite gives of his time as a volunteer for The Canadian Blood Services in London. Comment?
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Diplomat says detainee allegations 'not true'
Canadian diplomat David Mulroney prepares to testify before the House of Commons special committee on the Canadian mission in Afghanistan on Parliament Hill in Ottawa Nov. Comment?
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PM to attend Copenhagen conference
... energy," he said. Ignatieff said the Liberals would: * adopt the toughest vehicle emissions standards in North America; * adopt a new clean energy act; * adopt a national fresh-water strategy; * create maritime protected areas; * adopt a special ... Comment?
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Consumers less confident about jobs, personal finance: survey
Canadians are becoming more pessimistic over the strength of the economic recovery and what it will mean for their finances and job security, a new consumer confidence survey shows. Comment?
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Ignatieff says Canada should set up cap-and-trade system before U.S.
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Liberal Leader Michael Ignatieff speaks during question period in the House of Commons on Wednesday November 25, 2009. Comment?
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Alberta students could see massive fee hikes
The Alberta government is allowing cash-strapped universities and colleges to apply for tuition fee increases, despite a 2006 pledge capping tuition rates to the inflation rate for 10 years. Comment?
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Veteran Dame brings plenty of goofiness
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Peter Roberts has a secret for playing panto Dames - " don't fight the silliness. Comment?
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Harper changes course, decides to attend Copenhagen climate-change meeting
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Prime Minister Stephen Harper has changed course and will attend a United Nations conference next month with some 65 other world leaders after all, despite asserting no global deal on climate change is imminently achievable. Comment?
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Lindhout gets medical care after hostage ordeal
Canadian journalist Amanda Lindhout is said to be receiving medical attention for the trauma she endured during 15 months in captivity in Somalia, a country she finally left Thursday morning. Comment?
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Ignatieff vows climate-friendly legislation
Liberal leader Michael Ignatieff waves to spectators before addressing a conference about climate change and the clean economy at Laval University in Quebec City, Nov. Comment?
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Canada's Harper to Go to Copenhagen Climate-Change Talks, Spokesman Says
Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper will travel to Copenhagen next month to participate in climate-change talks. Comment?
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Short list announced for Canada's richest non-fiction literary prize
A father's struggle to come to terms with his son's disability and a biography of media baron William Randolph Hearst are among the nominees for Canada's richest non-fiction literary prize. Comment?
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U.S. President Barack Obama visits a Five Guys location in Washington, D.C., last May. Comment?
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Mexican president: gangs were "taking over" Mexico
Mexican President Felipe Calderon says crime gangs and drug cartels were "taking over Mexico" before he launched his offensive against them. Comment?
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Lindhout, colleague reunited with family in Nairobi
Home : Canada AM : Lindhout, colleague reunited with family in Nairobi Lindhout, colleague reunited with family in Nairobi Viewer CTV Edmonton: Scott Roberts on Lindhout's treatment Alberta native, Amanda Lindhout and freelance Australian photographer Nigel Brennan receiving medical care in Kenya on Thursday after being freed from captors in ... Comment?
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Factbox: Other recent cases of Canadians held abroad
Canadian diplomats Robert Fowler , UN special envoy to Niger, and his assistant Louis Guay are pictured after they were released along with two European tourists by Al-Qaeda-linked captors after months as hostages on Thursday. Comment?
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Liberals ditch carbon tax in favour of cap-and-trade climate policy
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... in line with other developed countries," he said. And he congratulated Quebec Premier Jean Charest for leading North America in the climate change battle. Mr. Charest said Quebec is going its own way on the issue, breaking with the federal ... Comment?
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