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Quebec is the answer to the majority/minority question



Quebec and France: pas de problème



France's loose cannon


  • 24 janvier 2007


Some provinces are less equal than others



A change in the balance of power

Compromise is no bad thing, and Canadians better get used to minority governments


How Canadian are you?

Visible-minority immigrants and their children identify less and less with the country, report says

  • 18 janvier 2007


Dear Mr. Bush: Don't attack Iran

You don't have to be Chicken Little to worry where U.S. thinking is going, says former UN ambassador PAUL HEINBECKER


All we lack is the will to disarm

Even battle-scarred Cold Warriors want a world free of nuclear weapons

  • 9 janvier 2007


How far must we go to do right?



For Stephen Harper, 2007 is the year of Quebec



The Québécois ‘nation' is no threat to Canada



Can Stéphane Dion soothe bruised Liberal egos and deliver Quebec?



The Afghan mission needs a major overhaul

Par Gordon Smith

  • 14 décembre 2006


How Pakistan makes life easier for the Taliban


  • 12 décembre 2006


How not to be a PQ leader



Stephen Harper traded the peaceable kingdom for a Trojan horse

John Whyte and Roy Romanow

  • 8 décembre 2006


Tories should drop Liberal-sleaze cudgel



Will Dion or critics, have the last laugh?



The Liberals' smart choice


  • 4 décembre 2006


Stéphane Dion's big green question

Can a political leader run on a single issue and win a country?


We're still dying in Afghanistan

After 20 years of trying, I have failed to understand why my friends died in Afghanistan. Now I wonder what Canadians, too, are dying for.

  • 30 novembre 2006


Despite fudging, the 'nation' issue is a thorn in the Grits' side



NATO's very survival hinges on the Afghan mission



'Nation' plan costs Harper


  • 28 novembre 2006


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