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Editorial cartoon by Chris Carr


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 24 Sep 2008   Posted by Paul Dayboll

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Conservative dishonesty


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 24 Sep 2008   Posted by Paul Dayboll

By MIKE SHEELERStaff WriterThe Conservative Party and Prime Minister Stephen Harper have finally gone and done it, after many games of political chicken with the Liberals and Dion. They have called for the government to be dissolved. It happened Sept. 7, paving the way for an Oct. 14 election. (more…)

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Conservative dishonesty


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 24 Sep 2008   Posted by Paul Dayboll

By MIKE SHEELERStaff WriterThe Conservative Party and Prime Minister Stephen Harper have finally gone and done it, after many games of political chicken with the Liberals and Dion. They have called for the government to be dissolved. It happened Sept. 7, paving the way for an Oct. 14 election. (more…)

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Like a teen, Canada wants the car


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 24 Sep 2008   Posted by Paul Dayboll

By CARLY SNIDERStaff WriterCanada is young. Compared to our much older and wiser European predecessors, Canada is just a stubborn teenager. (more…)

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Like a teen, Canada wants the car


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 24 Sep 2008   Posted by Paul Dayboll

By CARLY SNIDERStaff WriterCanada is young. Compared to our much older and wiser European predecessors, Canada is just a stubborn teenager. (more…)

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Faith versus Politics


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 24 Sep 2008   Posted by Paul Dayboll

By JESSICA MOYSEStaff WriterIn the coming federal election, the Conservative Party platform is based on morals that reflect those of the 1950s. This involves clearly defined gender roles, less free thought and values akin to those of the Catholic Church. Should religion have such a place in how the state...

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Faith versus Politics


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 24 Sep 2008   Posted by Paul Dayboll

By JESSICA MOYSEStaff WriterIn the coming federal election, the Conservative Party platform is based on morals that reflect those of the 1950s. This involves clearly defined gender roles, less free thought and values akin to those of the Catholic Church. Should religion have such a place in how the state...

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Warning: candidates still threatening change


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 24 Sep 2008   Posted by Paul Dayboll

Change. Green. Tax cuts. Iraq. Deficit. Terrorism. Jobs. Afghanistan. Health care. Welfare. Education. Does anyone else think these words are being pulled from a gigantic political thesaurus? It seems every time there is a general election, be it Canadian or American, “change” is the general...

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Warning: candidates still threatening change


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 24 Sep 2008   Posted by Paul Dayboll

Change. Green. Tax cuts. Iraq. Deficit. Terrorism. Jobs. Afghanistan. Health care. Welfare. Education. Does anyone else think these words are being pulled from a gigantic political thesaurus? It seems every time there is a general election, be it Canadian or American, “change” is the general...

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Religious discrimination will be a thing of the past


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 24 Sep 2008   Posted by Paul Dayboll

Consider yourself lucky. The new age of religion is here.It is not uncommon for people to have broken away from the faiths in which they were raised. It often results in finding a religion more suitable to one’s personal values. (more…)

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