Editorial: Canada’s record on infant mortality is encouraging
A newly published study shows that a 72-year-old man in present-day Japan or Sweden has as much a chance of dying as a 30-year-old man would have had back in 1800.
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Fewer jobs. Lower pay. Higher taxes. Now the Screwed Generation is starting to push back.
Fewer jobs. Lower pay. Higher taxes.
Now the Screwed Generation is starting to push back.
Latvian ladies are facing a shortage of eligible partners
Surely this calls for a debate. Do you suppose Ari Fleischer could get Ujjal Dosanjh or Jack Layton on The Factor?