Twitter reacts to Rob Ford crack cocaine scandal
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Get Canada Moving: It’s Time for a National Transit Strategy
Today, we stand at a crossroad for transportation in Canada. Real investment in transit will generate a more sustainable economy and healthier environment, but the Conservative government is unwilling to commit to a permanent, predictable funding mechanism.
Aussie PM skewers opponents for sexist comments
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MLB suspends Escobar after anti-gay faux pas
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Akin posts video apology as damage control after rape gaffe
Instead of dropping out, embattled U.S. politician Todd Akin withstood pressure to withdraw as a Republican Senatorial candidate from Missouri by releasing an apology.
Labatt Breweries’ gripe over Magnotta photo backfires online
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Snapshot: 2012 Quebec student protests
Here’s an overview of how mass student boycotts began on Feb. 13, 2012 to 100 days of protest.
Mixed reviews for London 2012 Olympic landmark
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Harper ridiculed on Twitter for Hitler quip
Canadians tolerate Stephen Harper’s infamously partisan behaviour. But for an administration known for its tight, professional communication, the Prime Minister seemed unusually reckless and tasteless after resorting to Hitler smears to discredit the Opposition NDP during Question Period.
Ontario Premier McGuinty bets his leadership strength will woo voters for third mandate
Despite lagging behind the Tories in voter preference polls at present, Ontario Liberals smartly released a campaign ad starring Dalton McGuinty as part of its strategy to highlight the premier’s relatively positive leadership numbers.
