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Dispatch from the Front Line: Writing this dispatch was like serving on the Arizona
On a very Trudeau kind of scandal, a very NYT kind of screwup, a very weird Globe essay, and a passive-aggressive demand for money.
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Michelle Rempel Garner: Quarantine hotels put women at risk
The Liberals could have opted for some common sense safeguards. They didn't.
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The Line Editor Responds: Your questions about the terribleness of media explained
Should municipalities fund newsrooms? Why aren't the Globe and Times failing? and why are news websites so damn awful?
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Mar 4
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Ken Boessenkool: I helped author the Alberta firewall. The equalization referendum is dumb
The Fair Deal initiatives will give Albertans a real sense of independence. An equalization referendum is useless.
Mar 3
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Flipping The Line: Actually, atheism is all you need to thrive ... if you do it well
David McConkey replies to Jen Gerson, and reminds everyone that the key to a good life isn't believing, but belonging.
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Mar 2
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Dispatch from the Front Line: Man, Biden even BOMBS people nicer than Trump did!
Good news for the PM (and Canadians), bad news for some dudes in Syria, and bitter realities for Albertans.
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Feb 27
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Matt Gurney: A hundred years from now, who'll apologize to the Uyghurs for Trudeau?
The PM won't lose votes for skipping the genocide vote. But he may lose some sleep.
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Feb 26
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Kaveh Shahrooz: Trudeau forgot to apply his gender-based lens to China's mass rape campaign
The PM's response to the Uyghur genocide motion stands out simply because it put all his hypocrisy on display at once.
Kaveh Shahrooz
Feb 25
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Michael Solberg: If the truth about aliens is out there, politicians won't want to share it
One overarching truth about governments of all political stripes is that they rarely feel obliged to tell you the whole truth.
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Feb 24
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PSA: The mainstream media is not dying just because you don't like it
The Line explains why every journalist is getting laid off, and why it's not because they cut your favourite theatre critic or pay a columnist too much.
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Feb 23
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Dispatch from the Front Line: Facebook throws another industry on the barbie!
On abandoned dogs, dying industries, confusing Twitter fights, and bilingualism. Sur les chiens abandonnés, les industries mourantes, les combats dérou…
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Feb 20
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Jen Gerson: Our hypocrisy on genocide is Canada at its best and worst
Arguing about the meaning of the word always missed the point.
Jen Gerson
Feb 19
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