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The Difference A Year Makes
Last February, the Security Council authorized military intervention in Libya. China and Russia made sure this week that the same will not happen in Syria.
by Jennifer Welsh
Jennifer M. Welsh, Professor, International Relations, University of Oxford; Fellow of Somerville College.
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Santorum Sweeps Minnesota, Colorado, Missouri
The Republican race is wide open once again as Romney and Gingrich get cast aside for the social conservative Santorum.
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Overlooking Cancer Prevention
Why isn't the HPV vaccine available for boys, when we know that HPV causes cancer in men, too?
by Naana Afua Jumah
Resident in obstetrics and gynaecology, University of Toronto.
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Crime Bill: What the Senate Can Salvage
There are important ways for the unelected Senate to make meaningful amendments without challenging the thrust of the government's bill.
by Anthony Doob
Professor of Criminology, Centre for Criminology and Sociolegal Studies, University of Toronto; Fellow, Royal Society of Canada
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The Dangers of Science Illiteracy
In an open society, where leaders base their decisions on the best available evidence, there is no reason to muzzle scientists, or anyone else.
by David Suzuki
Scientist; broadcaster; Chair, the David Suzuki Foundation.
Barack Obamic Part V
A comedic look into the leisurely life of the Commander in Chief.
by Jeremy Watt
Co-Founder, Conversated Media.
Obstinate Harper Fuels Pipeline Opposition
With no comprehensive climate policy, the government feeds local and international opposition to its proposed pipeline projects.
by Simon Donner
Assistant Professor, Department of Geography, University of British Columbia.
How the GOP Stokes Racism
Associating African Americans with 'poor and lazy' welfare recipients, GOP candidates are employing tactics that exploit racial fears and animus for their own political gain.
by Johnny Williams
Associate professor of sociology, Trinity College.
Job Numbers Way Up in U.S., Down in Canada
Canadian unemployment rises for third consecutive month as the U.S. hits the lowest rate since 2009.
State of the Internet
A weekly news update on the state of internet from Openmedia.ca.
by Lindsey Pinto
Communications manager, OpenMedia.ca.
RIM Shuffles the Deck
A panel of experts offer their take on whether the BlackBerry-maker's fortunes will change under the direction of new CEO Thorsten Heins.
Will Silent Films Resonate Once Again?
The Artist has received critical acclaim, but popular appeal for the genre remains unlikely.
by Chris Edwards
Freelance writer and editor.
'Hugo', 'The Artist' Lead in Oscar Nods
... and Ryan Gosling and that dog from 'The Artist' both get snubbed in favour of that Clooney guy.
The Modern World and Scandalous Ideas Lost
The newest book by popular literary theorist Stephen Greenblatt is a masterful work full of vivid characters and dramatic discoveries.
by David Evans
Associate Professor of English Literature, Dalhousie University.
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The Life of a News Anchor: Better Than You Thought
This is apparently what news anchors (at least cool ones) do during commercial breaks. Reminiscent of the coordinated dance routines our own news editor Mike Barber performs after a few beers.
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The Lean Enterprise
Improving productivity at work is as simple as asking yourself: "Am I adding value?"
