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 . . .
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
West Nile and a nation of hypochondriacs
Even the flu can be more dangerous to Canadians than the West Nile Virus, argues Carly Stagg.