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A campaign for O Canada, while Edward Snowden is nominated for a human rights award
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O Canada
Three versions of ’O Canada’ that almost became the anthem
In the early years of the last century it wasn’t clear what the English lyrics should be
Sing along
Just before the House officially begins business each Wednesday, the MPs in the chamber sing O Canada. The dulcet tones of...
Harper’s version
Last night inside a wedding hall in Edwards, Ontario—standing at a lectern in front of decorative vegetables and two Canadian...
My New City
The Games didn’t change Vancouver and Canada—rather, they reflected a change that had already occurred in us
I’m with the ‘intolerant’ Quebecers
MARK STEYN: The niqab deserves no more respect than a Vader mask
The Commons: Another 48 hours
Government is not closing the door on contraception: Bev Oda
The Greatest one
Clara Hughes is the only person to win multiple medals at both the Summer and Winter Olympics. But, for Canada’s role-model athlete, it’s not about gold, silver or bronze.
We were best when it counted
The Vancouver Games started as a ‘crazy’ dream and ended up a wondrous spectacle that transfixed and, just maybe, transformed a nation
‘Old Bear’ has his day
It took eight years, but Kevin Martin has finally avenged the sting of a last-shot loss in the final at Salt Lake City. Canada’s best curler is now an Olympic champion.