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Why Does Everyone Care So Much about This Huawei Issue?
The Huawei case matters to Canadians I don’t know about “everyone,” but I can tell you why I, as a Canadian, “care so much about the Huawe...

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Where's the "on" switch? Just when I was feeling so smart because I'd bought myself a new fancy-pants Mac computer, I had ...
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Education can't solve economic inequality When my guru forwarded Nick Hanauer 's article in The Atlantic , " Better Schools W...
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The Canadian Extradition Act There is no "judicial independence" in Canadian extradition law. Louise Arbour, former UN High ...
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Tense versus aspect Some languages do not have verb tenses. The English language has only one tense: the simple past tense, also known ...
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The Basics: The United Nations was formed in 1945, at the end of World War II. There were 51 member countries. Harry S. Truman was P...
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The National Inquiry Report on Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls and Two-Spirit, lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer...
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Dialogue is dead In the history of the planet, there has never been a time which even compares with the circumstances, technologies and poss...
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Schlegel coined the term These days, the concept of "romantic irony" is particularly difficult to grasp for a number of reasons. ...
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Conservative, Liberal, Socialist: The Basics I used to baseline the three dominant political positions this way: a conservative wants th...
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"The smart way to keep people passive and obedient is to strictly limit the spectrum of acceptable opinion, but allow very lively deba...