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Ivory Coast chaos

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Stefan Epp
After years of internal strife, many hoped that the Nov. 28 election in Ivory Coast would mark a return to democracy and political stability. These hopes, however, have not been met. While the...
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Thinking big about the boreal

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Ron Thiessen
Most Manitobans have been to the boreal, but many are unaware that it’s called that. It’s the place with the pines, spruce and birch trees, graced by wetlands, rivers and lakes. The Whiteshell Provincial...
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Death of a lion

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Shuja Safavi
“Live amongst people in such a manner that if you die they weep over you and if you are alive they crave for your company.” This famous quote by Imam Ali perfectly fits the...
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iLeave

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Spencer Fernando
Steve Jobs, CEO of Apple (AAPL), has announced that he will be relinquishing his day-to-day duties, taking a “medical leave” from the company. In Jobs’s absence, COO Tim Cook will manage the day-to-day operations...
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The Big Issue

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Talia Joundi
Over the holiday season, a day in a new city and a brief encounter with a man named Victor taught me an important lesson, managed to tweak my perspective and granted me inspiration. Victor is...
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Can’tada

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Leanne Roed
Canadians have a longstanding tradition of complaining passionately but privately about the country we love. We will suffer the future with the same grace that has weathered us through economic downturns of the past....
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Secularism, keep our land glorious and free

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Rob McGregor
The Plan documents the ongoing adventures that arise from living a truly alternative lifestyle: two people in love, no children, one works for an income, the other works to realize a secular utopia, and...

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