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Why Conservatives Don't Do Foreign Policy
The Tories need to take a page from Reagan-era conservatives and focus on generating foreign-policy ideas within conservative circles.
by Carlo Dade
Senior fellow, School of International Development and Global Studies, University of Ottawa; former executive director, the Canadian Foundation for the Americas (FOCAL).
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Twitter to Block Offending Tweets in Certain Countries
New censoring mechanism will respond to 'different ideas about the contours of freedom of expression.'
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Iran: To Strike or to Strangle?
Assessing the potential uses and consequences of an Iranian nuclear weapons program.
by Simon Collard-Wexler
Trudeau Scholar; Pre-doctoral Research Fellow, Foreign Policy program, Brookings Institution.
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Focusing Our Energy
It's time to put the infamous National Energy Program behind us and move forward with a "Canadian Energy Strategy."
by David Suzuki
Scientist; broadcaster; Chair, the David Suzuki Foundation.
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Nigeria and the Politics of Price
While the government has backed down from petroleum subsidy cuts, long-term solutions require a drastic restructuring of Nigeria's economic and social policies.
by Michael J. Watts
Director of Development Studies, University of California, Berkeley.
Tahrir Square, One Year Later
The revolution is not complete, say thousands of Egyptians who've returned to where it all began.
A Healthy Distrust at First Nation-Crown Summit
The government must go beyond mere window dressing and pursue tangible outcomes that address the needs of Aboriginal Canadians.
by Jennifer Dalton
Faculty, Liberal Arts & Professional Studies; Visiting Scholar, Centre for Refugee Studies, York University.
Inside the CIA
After the assassination of yet another Iranian nuclear scientist, we talk espionage with New York Times bestselling author Ronald Kessler.
Welcome to the World of Earned Media
Why ad execs are cozying up to the likes of Hov and Yeezy.
by Jeremy Watt
Co-Founder, Conversated Media.
RIM Shuffles the Deck
A panel of experts offer their take on whether the BlackBerry-maker's fortunes will change under the direction of new CEO Thorsten Heins.
The Difference a Package Can Make
New technologies allow perishable foods to reach those in need without the use of refrigeration, chemicals, or preservatives.
by Michael Zacka
President and CEO, Tetra Pak U.S. and Canada.
'Hugo', 'The Artist' Lead in Oscar Nods
... and Ryan Gosling and that dog from 'The Artist' both get snubbed in favour of that Clooney guy.
The Modern World and Scandalous Ideas Lost
The newest book by popular literary theorist Stephen Greenblatt is a masterful work full of vivid characters and dramatic discoveries.
by David Evans
Associate Professor of English Literature, Dalhousie University.
The Making of MetaMaus
Looking back on Art Spiegelman's Maus, 25 years later.
by Ryan Nadel
Digital media producer and strategist.
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The Life of a News Anchor: Better Than You Thought
This is apparently what news anchors (at least cool ones) do during commercial breaks. Reminiscent of the coordinated dance routines our own news editor Mike Barber performs after a few beers.
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The Lean Enterprise
Improving productivity at work is as simple as asking yourself: "Am I adding value?"
