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From India to Afghanistan

Did Stephen Harper succeed in wooing South Asian voters during his trip to India? And is he coming home to a political firestorm over allegations of detainee torture in Afghanistan?

Royals vs. Republic

The panel debates the role of the monarchy in Canada. Is it time to sever the ties and become a republic? Plus, from 10 p.m. to 11 pm. ET tonight, join us on this page for a live webchat about the Royals with panelist Andrew Coyne.

Wildroses and Thorns

Could Alberta's Wildrose Alliance Party and its new, young, female leader have an impact outside the province? Will a shakeup in Ignatieff's office improve the party's fortunes?
The Caledonia Conflict

Rex takes on the issue of Dave Brown's lawsuit against the Ontario government and the OPP for failing to protect him from Six Nations protesters.

Ignatieff Stuck in a Well

Ignatieff needs to find a way out of this hole, or else The Liberal Party just might move forward without him, says Rex

A Royal Farewell?

Rex says the response in Canada toward Charles' and Camilla's tour shows how irrelevant the British monarchy has become in Canada.

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