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The Line Podcast: In stunning move, police agree to enforce the law
Federal update as Carney majority looms. Thoughts on life under the missiles. On when history becomes a fetish, and breaking news from Toronto leaves…
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Peter Menzies: Canada's broadcasters are still waiting for their Trudeau-era panacea
Forcing U.S. streamers to subsidize the domestic industry via the CRTC was a bad idea three years ago, and likely a doomed one now
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Ariella Kimmel: The devastating consequences of ignoring the Iran threat
It might seem like just an overseas conflict, but Canada should not remain neutral about a regime that has already harmed its citizens
Mar 12
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Scott Stinson: Have we forgotten the last Liberal majority already?
Canadian voters couldn't wait to punt them from office not that long ago, but now Mark Carney is just three by-elections away from a decisive edge in…
Mar 11
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On The Line: Are we the digital baddies?
The Online Harms Act — not quite as dead as you might have thought.
Mar 10
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Rob Shaw: The combined incompetence of Ottawa and Eby are rocking B.C.
The Musqueam agreement itself may not be the legal earthquake some fear. But the ground beneath British Columbia politics is already shaking.
Mar 10
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Matt Gurney: The gutless abandonment of Jewish Canadians will get much worse
Giving them the protection they deserve and have a right to expect is simply too inconvenient and controversial.
Mar 9
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Dispatch from the Front Lines: The PM sounds best when he just sticks to the truth
Mark Carney's comms bombs; the war in Iran, and why we can't help but pay attention to the U.S. ambassador.
Mar 9
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The Line Podcast: We hate it when Carney sounds like Trudeau
On federal comms in disarray. On Poilievre 3.0. And U.SA. vs. Globe and Mail
Mar 6
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Rob Breakenridge: Alberta's search for gratitude
There's no simple explanation for why Canada's richest province also happens to be so disgruntled, but attitudes matter
Mar 6
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Scott Stinson: What if you hosted a World Cup amid a shooting war?
The conflict in the Middle East is just the latest reason to be nervous about the prospects of the biggest sporting event on the planet
Mar 5
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Jen Gerson: Maybe America is going back to the good place?
It's still early days, but at least one race in Texas has me holding out a little hope.
Mar 4
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