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The scale of Ottawa's defeat is a jarring and continuing indictment of the capacity of the Canadian state, and the state must reverse this situation…
Matt Gurney
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The WEF portrays itself as a highly influential elite organization. In reality, it's an overpriced sales conference.
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While French commandos in buses got their people out, we sent texts (in English) telling our friends to head to the airport on their own
Line Editor
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The abrupt end of an anchor’s career makes sense to HR experts and the executives hoping the audience will move on quickly, but it poisons the team.
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Houses exist to juice the economy and keep the elderly afloat on paper gains well into their retirement years.
Jen Gerson
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This crowd is mostly friendly. But anyone telling you there's no dark edge here is either blind, or lying to you.
Matt Gurney
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Crazy people don't think they're crazy. You can't see it when you're in it.
Jen Gerson
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Alberta's real advantage isn't its tax structure.
Jen Gerson
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Thinking the dark thoughts. Federal politics. Media chaos in Canada. A crisis in the U.K. And the comments section returns, God help us.
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Paul Wells speaks to Lt.-Col. Melanie Lake, who recently returned from training operations in Ukraine.
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Have our public-health communicators learned nothing from the pandemic? The audience isn't experts. It's normal people.
Jen Gerson
When good politics becomes bad politics, and gosh, that can happen in a hurry. MAID. Soccer. And which province is crazier?
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