Ethnic portrayals in films have come a long way, writes Trish Audette.
Turning stereotypes into blockbuster hits
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Column: Watching the waistlines of Ottawa’s hungry, unelected elite
Never mind their waist lines: It was a series of front page newspaper stories that exposed the gluttony of some senior government bureaucrats . . .
West Nile and a nation of hypochondriacs
Even the flu can be more dangerous to Canadians than the West Nile Virus, argues Carly Stagg.
Low turnout in Liberal election spoils Martin’s coronation
Calgary Southeast, 111 votes. Toronto-Danforth, 93 votes. Lanark-Carleton, 12 votes. Are these miniscule numbers results from a Grade 7 student council election? No, just examples of turnout in the de facto election of Canada's next prime minister