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Dispatches Tales of jail

From Zimbabwe, a foreign photographer emerges from jail telling of political tyranny, sadistic guards, and a first-hand fear of the lost freedoms he was sent to cover.

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Power and Politics East vs. West?

Is NDP Leader Tom Mulciar really pitting east against west or is he making a valid point about sustainable development of the oil sands?

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Rewind The Queen Comes to Canada

From her first visits as princess with her new husband, to her official visits opening Parliament and the St Lawrence Seaway and repatriating the constitution, she has worked hard to be a part of Canadians’ lives.

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