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Desmond Morton: Quebec, 1759
September 11, 2009, Comments Off on Desmond Morton: Quebec, 1759

We also recommend L’historien Yves Tremblay a parfaitement raison et je le félicite by Jacques Boudreau in Le Dev ...

Wednesday Night #1436
September 9, 2009, 2 Comments

People want to be led As President Obama was giving his address to Congress on health care just before Wednesday Night c ...

Wednesday Night #1435
September 2, 2009, Comments Off on Wednesday Night #1435

The rise and fall of real estate values never ceases to fascinate. John McAfee, founder of the antivirus company has rec ...

David Jones: Mohamud case not Canadian consular corps' finest hour
August 31, 2009, Comments Off on David Jones: Mohamud case not Canadian consular corps' finest hour

See also Rights of Canadian citizens Published in The Hill Times(subscription required) Khadour’s seclusion sugges ...

Wednesday Night #1434
August 26, 2009, Comments Off on Wednesday Night #1434

Westmount Examiner: Bercovitz marks 85th in style This Wednesday Night, we plan to celebrate Herb’s milestone 85th bir ...

Wednesday Night #1434 – Sam Totah's version
August 26, 2009, Comments Off on Wednesday Night #1434 – Sam Totah's version

More on Wednesday-Night.com ; Bercovitz marks 85th in style This Wednesday Night, we plan to celebrate Herb’s mileston ...

Wednesday Night #1433
August 19, 2009, 4 Comments

More to come The U.S. Healthcare debate Throughout much of the world and certainly most of the western world, universal ...

Wednesday Night #1432
August 12, 2009, Comments Off on Wednesday Night #1432

Work in progress – more to come With glittering representation from the Federal and municipal levels of government ...

Wednesday Night #1431
August 5, 2009, Comments Off on Wednesday Night #1431

Economy wonks and wonky economics photos and more on Wednesday-Night.com Prelude New guests were introduced, Eric Fisher ...

Wednesday Night #1430
July 28, 2009, Comments Off on Wednesday Night #1430

Brian Morel introduced his good friend and former colleague at McGill,  Jacques Languirand, certainly one of the most n ...