A short history of summits in Canada
Summer is arriving in Canada. And so is the world. As the leaders of the major economic powers of the planet prepare to converge on Canada, the Prime Minister makes clear that he wants this …
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A walking tour of Ottawa's Wellington Street: Too much construction, not enough history
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One year ago, it was pretty easy to draw a map of power and influence in Ottawa. All you needed was a pencil and a ruler, and neat, straight lines pointing up and down from the …
Read MoreJust Watch Me: The Life of Pierre Elliott Trudeau: 1968-2000 (book review)
In 1968, inspired by the air of pos- sibility around new prime minis- ter Pierre Trudeau, artist Joyce Wieland expressed her appreciation with needle and thread. She produced a multicoloured quilt, appliquéd with Trudeau's evocation …
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In 1968, inspired by the air of pos- sibility around new prime minis- ter Pierre Trudeau, artist Joyce Wieland expressed her appreciation with needle and thread. She produced a multicoloured quilt, appliquéd with Trudeau's evocation …
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Read MoreSusan Delacourt
Susan Delacourt is a political columnist with the Toronto Star and Ipolitics, and teaches journalism and communication at Carleton University. She is the author of four books, the latest, Shopping For Votes: How Politicians Choose …
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