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Dylan Robertson:

Resumé-focused MPs unlikely to rock boat to advocate for constituents

(Justin Tang / Canadian Press files)

Tom Brodbeck:

One for all and... most for one?

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, right, meets with Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe in Saskatoon, Sask., on September 12, 2018. Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe has three things on his wish list that he'd like to discuss with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in a meeting on Tuesday November 12, 2019 in Ottawa. (Matt Smith / Canadian Press files)

Aldo Santin:

Budget cap means WPS loses 34 officers, 25 cadets

Winnipeg Police Chief Danny Smyth.

Aldo Santin:

Police union filing grievance over city's proposed changes to pension plan

Maurice Sabourin

 John Longhurst:

'Dire' report projects near end of Anglican Church in Canada

(MIKAELA MACKENZIE / WINNIPEG FREE PRESS)

Mike McIntyre:

Firing Cherry the right call by Sportsnet

Sportsnet cut ties with Don Cherry on Monday after the veteran hockey commentator called new immigrants

Jen Zoratti:

Calmeroos aim to bring calm and comfort to puppies and kittens

Randall King:

Shakespeare's classic tragedy performed without words

Chalifour and Clara Prevost Dubé in Macbeth Muet. (Supplied photo)

Editorial:

Coach cornered as viewers decide he went too far

Mr. Cherry’s regular rants benefited the TV networks that employed him because he attracted viewers, even some who didn’t care about hockey but tuned in to see if Mr. Cherry would go over the line. (Chris Young / Canadian Press files)

Editorial cartoon for Nov. 12, 2019

Adrian Powell:

Crossword for Tuesday, Nov. 12

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