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The controversial play (sort-of-but-not-literally) about Stephen Harper is finally on stage. Here's a peek at the script.
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Torontoist
The U.S. Iraq War resister is under government orders to leave Canada by September 20, after more than five years living in Parkdale.
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Todd Aalgaard
In this edition of the things we declass: love, lust, and the number of fun that comes right after one.
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Kelli Korducki • Illustration by Matthew Daley
On Wednesday evening, Torontonians gathered to celebrate the legacy of Jack Layton, and also to meet his challenge.
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Todd Aalgaard • Photos by Lodoe Laura Haines-Wangda and Ryan Walker
Media got a look at Ryerson University's new Mattamy Athletic Centre earlier today, and Prime Minister Stephen Harper was there.
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Steve Kupferman • Photos by Lodoe Laura Haines-Wangda
What our latest opportunity to host the royal family says about the emerging Canada of Stephen Harper.
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Todd Aalgaard • Photos by Christopher Drost
Proud, the play that caused Michael Healey's abrupt departure from Tarragon Theatre, had its first public reading Monday night. We went to see if the script might in fact invite a lawsuit from the Prime Minister's Office.
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Steve Fisher
A government with no moral authority, a democracy in the balance, and a brewing struggle between the state and its people: Canada in 2012.
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Todd Aalgaard • Photos by Dean Bradley
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Steve Kupferman
Included in the Tory crime bill now before the Senate: harsher penalties for marijuana possession which won't reduce interest in pot but could saddle even casual smokers with permanent legal records.
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Mark Bourrie
Stephen Harper wants to put more people in jail, but Dalton McGuinty doesn't want to pay for it. Who's going to win?
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Patrick Metzger • Illustration by Matthew Daley
On "lawful access" and keeping the cops out of your email.
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Todd Aalgaard
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Hamutal Dotan
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Steve Fisher
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Carly Maga
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Torontoist
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Brett Lamb
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Todd Aalgaard
