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The Journal Pioneer
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LICIA CORBELLA: Euthanasia's slippery slope gets steeper in Canada every year
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MICHAEL de ADDER CARTOON: May 24, 2019
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JIM VIBERT: How does ‘Prime Minister Scheer’ grab you?
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EDITORIAL: Airfares could take off
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WAYNE WRIGHT EDITORIAL CARTOON: Friday, May 24, 2019
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CHRISTIE BLATCHFORD: Retired soldier who helped bring back Kandahar memorial is furious, too, about its fate
BRIAN HODDER: Honest and open about mental illness
I have been working with people who are living with mental illness for more than 20 years and I have seen a lot of changes over this time. When I started out working in this area, most of my knowledge was based ...
SEN. PERCY DOWNE: Canada Revenue Agency is failing to fight overseas tax evasion
The Canada Revenue Agency is up to its old tricks — misleading Canadians and not upholding its responsibilities to collect taxes by those hiding their money overseas. When tax cheats aren’t caught, charged and convicted, and money owed ...
CHRIS SELLEY: Liberals' media bailout puts foxes in charge of the chickens
It is difficult to know where to begin to deplore the process by which the federal government will decide which media organizations to subsidize and which not to. So let’s start with Unifor’s involvement. “Unifor?” you ...
CHRISTIE BLATCHFORD: Canadian military has bigger problems beyond the curse of sexual misconduct
Hmm, let’s see: Christie Blatchford Exhibit 1: A vice-admiral is presumed guilty by his superiors, mysteriously suspended by Chief of the Defence Staff Jon Vance, suffers grave reputational damage as a result, is finally charged ...
MICHAEL de ADDER CARTOON: May 23, 2019
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ANTHONY FUREY: The Digital Charter talks about restricting social media, but offers few specifics
“It’s that simple,” says Innovation Minister Navdeep Bains, at the end of the brief video the government posted online to explain their new Digital Charter that was released Wednesday . Simple? You could’ve fooled ...
OPINION: Busting the myth that Canadians are polarized on climate and immigration
Howard Ramos, Dalhousie University and Rachel McLay, Dalhousie University In 2015, the Liberals came to power winning every seat in Atlantic Canada with their progressive platform and promise to do politics differently, contrasting Justin ...
TERRY GLAVIN: Canada's anemic response to China
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is at long last talking tough with China, we’re told. Not only that, but there’s a senior Canadian parliamentarian in China, right now, talking tough about the arbitrary imprisonment of diplomat-on-leave ...
RUSSELL WANGERSKY: Jurors’ beliefs coming into the crosshairs
It’s probably not what people would expect to come out of the #MeToo and Believe Women movements. Or maybe some people, more pragmatic or prescient than I, have expected it all along. Sexual assault cases are fraught with ...
MICHAEL de ADDER CARTOON: May 22, 2019
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