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I have always felt free as a Canadian. Now, I am feeling free as a Syrian: I was taught that the al-Assad family would dominate my country forever. Now, Syria has a chance to achieve real change, and we need to give the new government a chance

by Hassan Al Kontar
Published in The Globe and Mail (Online) (18.12.2024)

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If you need the ER this holiday season, don’t fret – but do read this first: In an overburdened health care system, it’s important to be armed with essential information for navigating it

by Maskalyk, James
Published in The Globe and Mail (Online) (18.12.2024)

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Growing old in B.C. is not for the faint of heart: B.C.’s seniors advocate painted another dire picture for the province’s aging population, who are facing lengthening surgery waitlists and a lack of access to affordable housing and long-term care

by Mason, Gary
Published in The Globe and Mail (Online) (18.12.2024)

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Haiti’s agony requires action from Canada: Stability in the violence-wracked country will require Ottawa to move from the margins

by The Editorial Board
Published in The Globe and Mail (Online) (18.12.2024)

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Accusing Saudi Arabia of sportswashing is simplistic: The FIFA World Cup won’t divert attention from the human rights situation in Saudi Arabia – it will invite it

by Horak, Dennis
Published in The Globe and Mail (Online) (18.12.2024)

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It’s more important than ever that health information systems speak to each other better: Our inability to share data between providers and patients is causing harm and costing us money. Now, our chronic problem is becoming an even bigger one in the age of AI

by Picard, André
Published in The Globe and Mail (Online) (17.12.2024)

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Freeland departs, after a heroic effort to hold the deficit to $62-billion: While the former finance minister’s move is understandable on a personal level, it’s harder to understand the principled differences over policy that supposedly led to the split

by Coyne, Andrew
Published in The Globe and Mail (Online) (17.12.2024)

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Canada needs leadership, not cheaper potato chips: Former finance minister Chrystia Freeland is right: Canadians notice when the Liberals put their own interests ahead of the country’s

by The Editorial Board
Published in The Globe and Mail (Online) (17.12.2024)

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How paying a road toll can fix your life: Drivers want governments to provide them with free roads, never realizing how tolls could ease congestion and make their commutes less aggravating

by The Editorial Board
Published in The Globe and Mail (Online) (16.12.2024)

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Chrystia Freeland’s years of loyalty culminate in a humiliating and tragic end: No minister performed her post-lobotomy tasks so confidently, so adeptly, so loyally, as did Freeland

by Urback, Robyn
Published in The Globe and Mail (Online) (16.12.2024)

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A loophole in the Safe Third Country Agreement could cause Canada big problems: Given Trump’s deportation threats, Ottawa should negotiate to get the 14-day rule removed

by Barutciski, Michael
Published in The Globe and Mail (Online) (16.12.2024)

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Ale as old as time: Alcohol is many things, but it’s not tobacco: It’s being touted as the next cancer-causing substance to be struck from our lifestyles, but equating alcohol with cigarettes is neither helpful nor accurate

by Waters, Christopher
Published in The Globe and Mail (Online) (14.12.2024)

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On the Brink: The twin crises of housing and immigration: The housing shortage, when combined with rapid immigration, risks harming Canadians’ acceptance of newcomers. Ottawa needs to understand the problems are intertwined

by The Editorial Board
Published in The Globe and Mail (Online) (14.12.2024)

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William Lyon Mackenzie King’s prime ministership represented a turning point in Canadian history. So why has he been forgotten?: Dec. 17, 2024, marks the 150th anniversary of King’s birth. But you would be forgiven for not being aware

by J.d.m. Stewart
Published in The Globe and Mail (Online) (14.12.2024)

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Selina Robinson’s new book is a tell-all about her exit from the BC NDP: The former cabinet minister maintains that she was removed from her role not for her words, but who she is

by Lederman, Marsha
Published in The Globe and Mail (Online) (13.12.2024)

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On the Brink: Wanted – More enforcement in immigration: Ottawa needs to do more to make sure people who come to Canada temporarily, or who are denied an asylum claim, leave when they are required to

by The Editorial Board
Published in The Globe and Mail (Online) (13.12.2024)

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When resource companies leave a toxic mess, First Nations are stuck with the consequences: Resource extraction industry continues to operate at tomorrow’s expense

by Talaga, Tanya
Published in The Globe and Mail (Online) (13.12.2024)

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Youth violence is on the rise. Is social media to blame?: Social media is both amplifying teens’ exposure to violence and rewarding them for participating in it; it has created platforms that thrive on violent content and made teens the unwitting minions that produce it

by Buck, Naomi
Published in The Globe and Mail (Online) (13.12.2024)

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When it comes to economic matters, Canada is not a serious country: Adjusted for population, our economy is the same size today as it was in 2014

by Mason, Gary
Published in The Globe and Mail (Online) (12.12.2024)

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After decades of rancour, can Quebec and Newfoundland finally become friends?: Quebec Premier François Legault and his Newfoundland counterpart Andrew Furey took a giant step toward ending the hostility between their provinces with a new Hydro-Québec deal

by Yakabuski, Konrad
Published in The Globe and Mail (Online) (12.12.2024)

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