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Speaking out, despite the cost
Thank goodness for civil servants like diplomat Richard Colvin who breach the walls of government secrecy and obfuscation and speak out for principle
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A new generation witnesses the Holocaust
The last wave of survivors teaches lessons while they heal, writes Amani Saini
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Health-care sticker shock
To evaluate what we spend, we need the right data, says Graham Scott
The Fifth Column
'I can only counter with two words: Don Cherry!'
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Wesley Wark
Post-9/11 fatigue sets in
A next chapter written by law enforcement sounds a lot better to Canadian ears than one written by a CSIS driven into Stasi terrain
Lysiane Gagnon
Flawed, but useful to new citizens
The new guide betrays some Conservative Party biases
Margaret Wente
Have you done your 10,000 hours?
Malcolm Gladwell thinks diligence beats talent. Steven Pinker begs to differ
Jeffrey Simpson
And the Conservative spin machine spins on …
This week it turned its attention to diplomat Richard Colvin
Jonathan Crush
The urban poor are going hungry
In the next 30 years, most of the three-billion increase in population is expected to occur in developing country cities
J.L. Granatstein
No life like it: shrinking numbers, increasing strain
Will our reserve forces survive until the Afghan commitment ends in 2011?
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