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- Through nine persuasive yet demoralizing chapters, Jonathan Manthorpe leads us through his rational report card on our nation’s prospects. If we don't attend to matters now, he warns, Canada is Argentina waiting to happen.
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- Plus, Bryan Passifiume leaves National Post and reopens Toronto Sun's Ottawa bureau; Jenni Byrne goes after Francesco Sorbara; Lawn Summer Nights raises $33,000 for Cystic Fibrosis Canada; Trudeau attends Royal St. John's Regatta; and The Lobby Monitor hires new reporter/deputy editor, Hunter Cresswell.
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- Plus, Bryan Passifiume leaves National Post and reopens Toronto Sun's Ottawa bureau; Jenni Byrne goes after Francesco Sorbara; Lawn Summer Nights raises $33,000 for Cystic Fibrosis Canada; Trudeau attends Royal St. John's Regatta; and The Lobby Monitor hires new reporter/deputy editor, Hunter Cresswell.
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- There are so many worked-up people on social media who have no interest in being less angry. Quite the pickle we’ve gotten ourselves into, eh?
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- There are so many worked-up people on social media who have no interest in being less angry. Quite the pickle we’ve gotten ourselves into, eh?
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- All the signs are there for the rise of fascism. The angst is that we see it coming like a hurricane. The question remaining is if politics is the actor to stop it.
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- All the signs are there for the rise of fascism. The angst is that we see it coming like a hurricane. The question remaining is if politics is the actor to stop it.
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