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2. Chill out: why Worry about Global Warming when even the UN says Canada will be better off for it?
3. He's 35 going on 25: Justin Trudeau has the name and the buzz. But is he an empty suit?
4. Target: Alberta's oilpatch; Menacing comments from a top Liberal critic put the province's oil industry on guard
5. Our man in New York: can unknown career diplomat John McNee represent Canada's muscular new foreign policy at the chaotic United Nations?
6. Agenda driven: will putting gay politics into B.C.'s public school curriculum push parents to go private?
7. Canada's nuttiest professors: from the conspiracy kooks to the commies, the radicals to the revolutionaries, meet the profs that students (and their parents) will want to keep far away from this school year
8. Enough is enough: incurable pedophiles like Peter Whitmore are repeatedly freed from jail to prey on our children again and again and again. Isn't it time we stopped them?
9. Symposium
10. Shawinigan slush: voters know Prime Minister Chretien practises large-scale graft, but they may not care
11. Discovery discovered: an amateur sleuth stirs debate by concluding (Sir Francis) Drake landed in B.C. two centuries before (James) Cook
12. Disorder in the courts: demands mount for our increasingly politicized judges to become more accountable
13. The defence rests: the Liberals' deep-sixing of a secret defence-renewal report underlines Dion's weak leadership
14. The battle of Windsor: a provocative presentation about Islam triggers a censorious response
15. From true-blue to costly green: the Clean-Air Act promises to regulate even snowmobiles and vending machines. How far will this government go?
16. Getting connected: despite all the activist hype, Canadians are beating economic poverty. So now it's time to tackle our social and spiritual deficits
17. The spies who came into the cold: the collapse of the Soviet empire may have ended the Cold War, but the result has been a cold peace
18. Their women apart: Canada once celebrated itself as a cultural mosaic. But what happens when an ethnic group imports a custom that denies their women a place in their new home?
19. We gave it out best shots: the history of western reform movements demonstrates that Ottawa will not listen
20. Crunch time for families: employees and businesses alike need to come to grips with the worsening work-home squeeze
21. When utopia becomes dystopia
22. Let the `clutter queen' (Janet Hennick) reign in your home
23. Blame the time cruch for the `birth dearth' too
24. Official Canada still obsesses about race while telling us to be colour-blind
25. Stand and fight, or run for cover? B.C. parents ponder questions affecting the future of all public education
26. One woman's road to fulfillment (Correna Schwab)
27. Welfare that works: B.C. is balancing social and personal responsibility in its successful dole-reform program
28. (Gordon) Campbell should not resign. But if the worst happens, his party has time to recover
29. Mining in slow motion: a B.C. project makes laborious progress through the bureaucracy and the courts
30. This was no prize fight (witness to a fight between two teenage boys)
31. Rich-poor gap that wasn't: a fundamental omission appears to negate the findings of a left-wing report on wealth
32. Punishing boys for the sin of being boys: controversy over a B.C. `boxing club' draws attention to public schools' gender bias
33. Community regained: the environmental-friendly `co-housing' movement takes root in B.C
34. It's dark, it's cold, and outside the window a woman is screaming. What would you do? (Murder of Breann Voth)
35. Coast Guard's `mini-fiasco': a boaters' licensing program goes over budget, is not being enforced and has no central registry
36. Daydreaming machines that make sense, too: SUVs take the brunt of eco-alarmists' criticism, but they're really not so bad
37. Pandora's vox: (Roy) Romanow's call to stop funding for-profit clinics raises new questions in an old debate
38. Fool for scandal: a wacky B.C. writer (Brian Salmi) stirs a freedom-of-speech controversy
39. Still no Alberta miracle: the increasingly unpopular B.C. Liberals have yet to lead the province to fiscal and economic health
40. Christopher Kempling is being persecuted for his faith
41. Hope for a lost people; A historic speech touched the heart of a Mafia boss. Will it touch Canadians?
42. Let's ice this trend; Hockey officials are trying to counteract a raft of lawsuits filed by vexatious parents
43. No quick fix; A plan to establish a safe-injection site bedevils Vancouver's new mayor
44. Gonthier vs the media; A speech delivered by a Supreme Court judge sparks freedom-of-press fears
45. Opening Shots; Yesterday we worried about keeping 'Christ' in Christmas. Now Christmas itself is in peril
46. The heart of healing; One of the most common sources of female depression has been a taboo subject
47. Opening Shots; Three cheers for suburban developers. They're giving the people what they want
48. Inside straight; What popular culture needs is a good strong dose of mortification
49. The Charter trumps tradition; The B.C. Court of Appeal overrules politicians and orders new medicare spending
50. From classroom to court: A grad student launches an unprecedented religious- discrimination suit against UBC
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