Bryan Crockett: Candidates need teams

Federal politicians must often focus their attention, energies, and expertise on matters of international significance, matters of national significance, matters of regional significance, and matters of local significance. A lot of the time, they must do all of that at the same time, managing themselves on each issue. There’s a

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Alberta Diary: Ontario’s by-elections: potentially a perfectly acceptable result for Premier Kathleen Wynne

Ontario Conservative Tim Hudak’s Vandal horde sacks Rome Upon Lake Ontario, the media narrative for last Thursday’s Ontario by-elections that was sensibly ignored by the province’s voters. Below, Ontario Liberal Premier Kathleen Wynne. Was she taking a page from the Book of Alison Redford, also below? One can read too

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The Skinny: Left Lane Larry

Ontario BKLT 750 White vehicleWhite male driver Eastbound on hwy 401 between the 427 and 400Friday, August 2, 2013 at around 11:15 p.m. Speed limit: 100 km/hDriver’s average speed 99 km/h Several vehicles behind the driverNo vehicles ahead of the driver STOP HOGGING THE LEFT LANE! STOP BEING A LEFT

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The Skinny: Left Lane Larry

Ontario BKLT 750 White vehicleWhite male driver Eastbound on hwy 401 between the 427 and 400Friday, August 2, 2013 at around 11:15 p.m. Speed limit: 100 km/hDriver’s average speed 99 km/h Several vehicles behind the driverNo vehicles ahead of the driver STOP HOGGING THE LEFT LANE! STOP BEING A LEFT

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wmtc: rtod

This Revolutionary Thought of the Day brought to you by my abiding hero, Clarence Darrow. Darrow dismissed many of the remedial bandages that he and the labor movement had battled for: eight-hour-day laws, women’s suffrage, child labor legislation. “We are busy patching and tinkering, and doing a poor job patching

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