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Why jokes may be the best way to get young people talking politics
Andrew Potter on the one book about Afghanistan Stephen Harper should be reading
“I’ll take substance with nastiness over civil emptiness, anytime…”
Three possible explanations for Stephen Harper’s feckless approach to the Senate.
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Harper’s window is closing as the presidential campaign cycle draws near