By Ashley Holly McEachern Its 5 a.m. and we are
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By Cindy McCallum Miller
Canadians embrace the urban myth that postal workers strike regularly, usually at Christmas and always over money. That’s as far from the truth as believing Stephen Harper is a feminist. The last pan-Canadian strike by the Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW) was in 1997 but that will soon change.
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By Hamid Sodeifi
Humanity is facing a severe and worsening food crisis. Three billion people, nearly half of the world’s population, are malnourished. Over a billion suffer from “continual and severe hunger” while millions die each year because they lack access to even the most minimal amount of food. Every five seconds a child dies due to hunger or hunger-related diseases.
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By Alan Sears and James Cairns
The federal election of 2011 drastically shifted the terrain of parliamentary politics in Canada.
1. Now that the Conservatives have won a majority of
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