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Francis Paquin

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Francis Paquin

FIRST READING: How an Albertan anti-separatist may have accidentally triggered a separation referendum

'He did not think this through. It’s quite remarkable' You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in if you have an account....

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Tristin Hopper

It’s A Tough Truth, But A College Education Is No Longer Worth It

Milt Harris ——Bio and Archives--December 4, 2025 Cover Story | CFP Comments | Reader Friendly | Subscribe | Email Us This is going to sound...

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Milt Harris

Lorne Gunter: Alberta's refusal to enforce federal gun buyback program logical, sensible It’s not just Alberta that is refusing to aid the federal government in its useless gun buyback program.

You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in if you have an account. It’s not just Alberta that is refusing to aid the...

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Lorne Gunter

Bell: Is Danielle Smith giving separatists a shot at a goodbye Canada vote? Looks like Alberta separatists will be able to start collecting signatures for a vote on independence

Looks like Alberta separatists will be able to start collecting signatures for a vote on independence You can save this article by registering for...

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Rick Bell

Colby Cosh: Costco's tariff lawsuit hints that Americans are tiring of Trump protectionism

Would Costco still have sued the U.S. government if the president's ratings were higher? You can save this article by registering for free here. Or...

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Colby Cosh

Liberals nervously await the effects of Steven Guilbeault’s resignation on the party’s Quebec fortunes

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Konrad Yakabuski

The losing bet of the lottery economy

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The Editorial Board

KINSELLA: Unlike Toronto, civility reigns on London's sprawling subway system

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Warren Kinsella

MANDEL: Does love triangle axe murderer deserve chance at early parole?

You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in if you have an account. At the heart of this faint hope hearing are a couple of...

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Michele Mandel

Jamie Sarkonak: Alberta's gun-grab resistance is part of a bigger Canadian tradition

This isn't the first time a province has said 'no' to a poorly thought out federal attack on gun owners You can save this article by registering...

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Jamie Sarkonak

PSPP s'en prend au milieu culturel

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Yannick Lemay

Constitution québécoise: une exagération ridicule

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Antoine Robitaille

True economic sovereignty means using the free market for what it does

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Kevin Yin

God, Who Creates Them, Believes in Miracles

Judi McLeod ——Bio and Archives--December 4, 2025 Cover Story | CFP Comments | Reader Friendly | Subscribe | Email Us Take heart, Canadians, Prime...

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Judi Mcleod

It’s snow joke

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Greg Maresca

FIRST READING: How an Albertan anti-separatist may have accidentally triggered a separation referendum

'He did not think this through. It’s quite remarkable' You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in if you have an account....

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Tristin Hopper

I heard the rumours about the ‘Napalm Girl’ photograph decades ago. The question of who took it reflects the ambiguity of war

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Denise Chong

WARMINGTON: Toronto Police finally push back against anti-Israel protesters

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Joe Warmington

The grizzly hunt is no way to solve conflict between humans and bears

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Chris Darimont

Hillel Neuer: UN prostitutes itself to dictators looking to end western sanctions

The General Assembly is hosting a gathering of human rights violators hoping to escape repercussions for their crimes You can save this article by...

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Hillel Neuer

KLEIN: Manitoba faces rising tide of Indigenous land claims

You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in if you have an account. In recent months, I’ve been sounding the alarm on a...

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Kevin Klein

What are we missing when we avoid quiet at all costs?

The constant intake of information makes it more difficult to settle down, think critically, and come up with original ideas. PETER...

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Oren Weisfeld

Gwynne Dyer: Is Trump and Putin's goal to destroy international rule of law?

The principle that borders can't be changed by force has been intact since the Second World War but Putin and Trump seem to have forgotten. You can...

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Reader Letters

Danielle Smith keeps stepping on her own rakes

Alberta's premier got booed by her own supporters for trying to do a deal with Ottawa. Who knew that constantly whipping people up into a frenzied...

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Max Fawcett

William Watson: Will pipeline suffer the death of a thousand rent-seeking slices?

Canada's biggest industry isn't oil and gas or health care or wheat. It's people trying to carve themselves a slice of other people's action You...

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William Watson

Activists, media, and politicians infected with dangerous overconfidence on climate change

Tom Harris ——Bio and Archives--December 4, 2025 Cover Story | CFP Comments | Reader Friendly | Subscribe | Email Us “The fool doth think he is...

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Tom Harris

Nelson: Danielle Smith cements her place in Alberta political history

Premier Danielle Smith did it. She managed to get the feds off our front porch. In a remarkable display of patience, the Alberta premier replicated...

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Chris Nelson

Marc Miller, cet extrémiste qui s’ignore

Le nouveau ministre de Mark Carney, Marc Miller, nous dit qu’il n’aime pas que ses adversaires «politisent» la question du déclin du français au...

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Gilles

La guerre de Poutine contre l’Europe

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Normand Lester

City of Vancouver eyes changes to make housing development more viable

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Dan Fumano

Hillel Neuer: UN prostitutes itself to dictators looking to end western sanctions

Author of the article: You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in if you have an account. The United Nations General...

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Martin: Judge makes logical ruling in sparing convicted killer prison term in Banff assault

On its face, and perhaps to the casual observer, the non-custodial sentence handed convicted killer John Sproule on Wednesday looks like a slap on...

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Kevin Martin

Marc Miller, cet extrémiste qui s’ignore

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Gilles

Holiday baking inspiration at the library

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Alec implores Melville to form association or company

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Martin: Judge makes logical ruling in sparing convicted killer prison term in Banff assault

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Kevin Martin

Combien de talents sont ignorés parce qu’ils communiquent autrement?

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Herbert Grubel

Canada's climate champions are down but not out

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The Walrus Acquires Lead Podcasting

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FIRST READING: How an Albertan anti-separatist may have accidentally triggered a separation referendum

Tristin Hopper

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Milt Harris

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Bell: Is Danielle Smith giving separatists a shot at a goodbye Canada vote? Looks like Alberta separatists will be able to start collecting signatures for a vote on independence

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Konrad Yakabuski

The losing bet of the lottery economy

The Editorial Board

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Warren Kinsella

MANDEL: Does love triangle axe murderer deserve chance at early parole?

Michele Mandel

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Jamie Sarkonak

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Denise Chong

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Joe Warmington

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Hillel Neuer

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Kevin Klein

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Oren Weisfeld

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Reader Letters

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Max Fawcett

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William Watson

Activists, media, and politicians infected with dangerous overconfidence on climate change

Tom Harris

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Chris Nelson

Marc Miller, cet extrémiste qui s’ignore

Gilles

La guerre de Poutine contre l’Europe

Normand Lester

City of Vancouver eyes changes to make housing development more viable

Dan Fumano

Hillel Neuer: UN prostitutes itself to dictators looking to end western sanctions

Special To National Post

Martin: Judge makes logical ruling in sparing convicted killer prison term in Banff assault

Kevin Martin

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Gilles

Holiday baking inspiration at the library

For The Expositor

Alec implores Melville to form association or company

For The Expositor

City of Vancouver eyes changes to make housing development more viable Analysis: Proposed changes come with trade-offs, including below-market apartments being less affordable in the future, less money invested in public art, and some infrastructure and amenity projects being delayed.

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