Mark Ferguson, president of CUPE Local 416, responds to an announcement by Toronto Mayor Rob Ford of plans to privatize garbage collection at a news conference February 7, 2011. (Moe Doiron/The Globe and Mail)
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Toronto’s talks with CUPE not just a local matter
City governments across Canada are anxiously watching the outcome of the bargaining
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Jodi Kantor at the Editorial Board
Author talks about reaction to “The Obamas”, her just-released book on the U.S. First Couple
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RCMP Commissioner Bob Paulson at the editorial board
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U.S. Ambassador David Jacobson on Canada-U.S. security perimeter agreement
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Author Wade Davis: on writing and mountaineering
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A billionaire trying to give Egyptians more freedom
Country’s richest man won’t run himself, but is working to promote the liberal, secular party he founded in its lopsided fight against the Muslim Brotherhood
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Mexico's Carlos Fuentes, on the record
The celebrated Mexican writer sits down for an exclusive editorial board with The Globe and Mail to talk about the challenges facing Latin America today
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Nenshi explains why the arts matter to Calgary
Support community of peers and appreciative audiences needed for success, Calgary mayor tells the Globe's editorial board
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Leonard Cohen, singer of singers
Leonard Cohen, at 77, has produced an album that is beautiful, moving – magnificent
Ottawa must consider cost of prison expansion -- in addition to pension reform
Federal Corrections budget set to increase by 36 per cent by 2012-13
Quarterback Tom Brady who will play in Super Bowl Sunday uses celebrity to help old coach find kidney donor
Online matching raises ethical concerns
Free Saeed Malekpour: he has done no wrong
Thousands of people believed to be on death row in Iran
Egypt, sport and the worst instincts
The love of soccer and other games can be eclipsed by the intoxication of violence
PM right to confront need for pension reform
Challenges of greying society won’t go away
Nunavut’s suicide rate at historical high
Complacency not the answer
Many in Canada failed the slain Shafia sisters
We have a right to know why the authorities did not do a better job, and whether they will be up to the challenge the next time.
'Merkozy' campaign is a slippery precedent for Europe.
There was a time when a German Chancellor campaigning for a French politician would have evoked bitter memories
The Digital Rescue of health care
Innovation, not more money, is needed
A friend in Mexico
Canada should push to resume the trilateral meetings between leaders, twice delayed, and also work to strengthen bilateral ties with Mexico
RIM’s ex-CEOs never took the easy way out
One era over for BlackBerry maker; let next era be as successful
Really, an increase in household debt isn’t all bad
The growing household debt of Canadians who should be in their prime savings years reflects demographic changes that will alter the nature of retirement, in ways that have some surprisingly positive sides
End fighting in Junior Hockey
Teenage brains need to be protected
Provincial nominee program for immigrants on the right track
Jason Kenney, the Minister of Citizenship and Immigration, is right to be tightening the standards for the provincial nominee program, under which provincial governments can take part in choosing immigrants, drawing upon their knowledge of local and regional needs.
Violence rising in Mexico, but much of it localized
Drug traffickers do not target tourists
Ontario Court correct to deny publication ban on Russell Williams’ divorce proceedings
Publicity is the soul of justice
McGuinty’s speech lacks specifics
Ontario Premier needs to lay out plans to cut government spending
