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Union for the Mediterranean
July 28, 2008, Comments Off on Union for the Mediterranean

Two and a Half Cheers for the Mediterranean Union by Chris Patten (Project Syndicate) Maybe it is time to be a bit more ...

Sarkozy’s List of Successes
July 23, 2008, Comments Off on Sarkozy’s List of Successes

July 23 2008 (Truthdig) France’s President Nicolas Sarkozy is often dismissed for his flamboyance, but he has quite re ...

Welcome home, Paul McCartney
July 21, 2008, Comments Off on Welcome home, Paul McCartney

We have purposely not acknowledged the ridiculous debate over the Paul McCartney concert in Québec City. However, we ar ...

Wednesday Night #1376
July 16, 2008, Comments Off on Wednesday Night #1376

Last Wednesday will go into the annals as one of the Great Wednesday Nights. Robin Griffiths and Maureen Farrow were a s ...

Canada and Quebec in June 2008: On the Cusp
July 8, 2008, Comments Off on Canada and Quebec in June 2008: On the Cusp

Following their annual visit to Ottawa, Montreal and points in between, David Jones has again produced an accurate snaps ...

Intellectual-Property Rights and Wrongs
July 2, 2008, 1 Comment

Last October, the General Assembly of the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) decided to consider what a dev ...

Wednesday Night #1374
July 2, 2008, 1 Comment

See photos and more on Wednesday-night.com After last week’s fascinating and informative evening on Iraqi Kurdista ...

Ottawa Cabinet Shuffle
June 25, 2008, Comments Off on Ottawa Cabinet Shuffle

June 28 PM values loyalty not democracy Harper promoted ministers who were unelected, or unelectable SUSAN RILEY, Canwes ...

Canada's 39th Parliament winds down
June 21, 2008, Comments Off on Canada's 39th Parliament winds down

June 21 Cranky Parliament still got things done Don Martin, National Post Change anathema to Harper While there’s ...

PLQ UP – ADQ DOWN
June 20, 2008, Comments Off on PLQ UP – ADQ DOWN

June 20 ADQ’s decline is good news for the Liberals Charest can thank his bounce in polls on his two Bourassa-era ...

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