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EDITORIAL: Mark Carney has failed to confront Jew hatred
Liberal government has done little up to now to combat the wave of antisemitism spreading across Canada
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LILLEY: Carney offers words that head in right direction, but he must do more
Prime minister denounces the sharp rise in antisemitism, but critics say it's too little, too late
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Vaughn Palmer: Kerry-Lynne Findlay split B.C. Conservatives as a campaign strategy. Can she unite them now?
Opinion: During her campaign, Findlay deliberately pitted Conservatives against Liberals, vowing to keep a purified party of the former out of the dirty hands of the latter
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STOSSEL: America still living the dream and prospering
U.S. celebrates its 250th birthday this summer; in 1776, few believed this new version of self-government would last
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CHARLEBOIS: Canada’s economy is shrinking. Doesn’t matter how we call it
The greatest threat to Canada's food economy isn't a recession. It's the illusion that someone else is responsible for our economic decline
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Why Nicola Sturgeon and John Swinney should be demanding inquiry into Peter Murrell scandal – Brian Monteith
The SNP needs to realise that an inquiry into Peter Murrell’s crimes might actually be in its best interest
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How AI-boosted policing could overwhelm our very human courts – Karyn McCluskey
Artificial intelligence could be a useful tool for police, but any resulting surge in arrests could cause a real problem
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Jenny Lindsay: Sturgeon’s cynical attempt at dodging responsibility from a highly-skilled mistress of spin
It’s not sexism, let alone misogyny, for a powerful woman to be judged by the same standards as a man
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Why I fear anti-trans campaigns are just the start of a wider attack on our rights – Christine Jardine
For people to be humiliated because of they who they are is not acceptable
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PARKER: Americans must choose how to use their freedom
250 years after the publication of The Wealth of Nations, its truth still brightly shines
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Time to replace targets with real action
Targets can be useful in all areas of life to improve performance or achieve a goal. But where failure to hit a target has no discernible consequence, they become worse…
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HANSON: Spare us the selective outrage
Since October 7, we have been lectured nonstop about the supposedly singular sins of Israel.