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Cameras compatible with justice
Provincial court Judge Tim Preston on Friday decided there will be no cameras in his courtroom when the inquest into the death of 45-year-old Brian Sinclair begins. To allow them, Judge Preston said, may compromise "fairness, dignity, decorum and privacy" in the court. The judge was protective of the privacy ...
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Controversy centres on Jerusalem
For a city that is holy to three of the world's religions, Jerusalem has seen more than its share of violence over the last 2,000 years. Unfortunately, that tradition shows no signs of abating, particularly after the Israeli government approved 1,600 new Jewish homes in the eastern, traditionally Muslim part of the city.
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Open the files on T. Douglas
It's been well known for a long time that the RCMP could not distinguish between legitimate political dissent and authentic threats to Canadian security. Rene Levesque, Tommy Douglas and even Winnipeg's own Nick Ternette were all targets of long and intensive covert probes by the RCMP, which lost its security role when the Canadian Security Intelligence Service was created in 1984.
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Giving natives a chance
Some native leaders have reacted politically, predictably, to the suggestion they give up their control of funding for post-secondary education of band members. Author and businessman Calvin Helin says the current funding program is broken, a barrier for many youth who hope to go to university or college.
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Tiger plays on
A serial adulterer announced on Tuesday that he would play a game of golf on April 8, and the whole world seemed to come to a halt.
PRINT | 18/03/2010 1:00 AM | 1 | Editorials
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The view from the 20th floor of the Tourist Hotel. Kyiv’s building boom is cutting into its green space.
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