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During an ugly partisan session, rays of hope for our Parliament
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Recess
Duff Conacher
Free the MPs! Canada needs rules to restrict party whips
Margaret Somerville
Quebec is trying to legalize euthanasia by calling it something else. It’s still wrong
Evan Wood
Harper should embrace safe-injection sites: They’re the law-and-order option
BURNEY and HAMPSON
Five reasons to stay out of Syria
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Raw vs. cooked vegetables, which is better?
New light shed on William and Kate’s birth plans
Cervical cancer vaccines cut rates of HPV infections by more than half: U.S. report
The joy of idleness
Chef Nigella Lawson dines with husband where assault took place
So many weddings this summer! What exercises will help me fit into my dress?
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Massey Hall performance shows Joni Mitchell is like no other
Studio: Selma Blair exiting Anger Management, Charlie Sheen’s comedy
Alice Munro wins Ontario’s Trillium Book Award
Planetariums: a new kind of star power for the arts
The many musical pinnacles of T Bone Burnett
Mark Morris: The man who put heart back into dance
Features
The end of the ‘Golden Age’ for university graduates
The dark side of Wall Street: An insider’s tale of illegal trades – and illegal substances
How Quebec-based retailers are thriving with a made in Canada approach
Student Aid: How one school board is defeating bullying, one friendship at a time
Nature’s ‘extreme breathers’ shed light on history of life
Man of Steel: Can a square guy like Superman triumph in 2013?
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FBI ends search for body of union boss Jimmy Hoffa
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Wedding photo rip off: Couple has one picture for $8,000
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Angelina Jolie's stunt double sues News Corp over alleged phone hacking
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Who's next? Montreal to choose next mayor
Arts
New book details gay persecution during Holocaust
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Bob Rae shares his proudest moments with The Globe and Mail
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185 pound baby white rhino debuts at Australian zoo
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The Conversation
Bob Rae's resignation
“With all his faults, still one of the few good people left in politics that cared for the country. A leader who cared about democracy.
Loblaws new discount stores
“Rather than a new store, how about just reducing prices in the existing ones?
Teacher's use of duct tape on kids
“This indicates how desperate the situation is in our school system. This is just the tip the iceberg. Why, why is this teacher so desperate?
Obesity as a disease
“Making this a medical issue for everybody will just increase the amount of people blaming their "bad genes" when they should be blaming their own bad habits.
Prostitution's purpose
No, we are talking about reducing someone to a paid means for sexual enjoyment.
Lack of carpenters
“Supply and demand in this situation shows you need to pay a better wage to attract young people to this profession.
Intervention in Syria
“Escalating the conflict may only prolong it and even broaden it by provoking counter intervention.
Legalizing euthanasia
“It is about time euthanasia, or whatever you want to call it, be looked at as relief for the suffering, not a political grandstand.
Mayoral scandals
“Toronto still outpaces Montreal in the weird, the bizarre and the unbelievable when it comes to mayoral scandal.
Trudeau speech
The charity should have made better estimation of possible income from speech expense. Not Trudeau's fault.
Wynne's olive branch to Ford
“Mayor Ford is like Super Man and most common sense people would be proud to be seen with him.
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