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Guns, guards and good times: A Canadian’s take on New Orleans amid heavy Super Bowl security

Guns, guards and good times: A Canadian’s take on New Orleans amid heavy Super Bowl security

I have to begin by noting a recent trip to the United States was planned well in advance of a particular reality television star calling the White House home for the next few years.
WESTNEAT: A reply from Canada: ‘We’re sorry, but apology not accepted’

WESTNEAT: A reply from Canada: ‘We’re sorry, but apology not accepted’

‘Love it or leave it’ Americans did not disappoint, but Canada replies were the most interesting
WESTNEAT: There’s not much to say, Canada, except: ‘Sorry’

WESTNEAT: There’s not much to say, Canada, except: ‘Sorry’

Would it help, Canadians, if an American said he was embarrassed for America right now?
When someone tells you who they are, believe them the first time

When someone tells you who they are, believe them the first time

There are a lot of things Maya Angelou got right.
What do we think taxes are for?

What do we think taxes are for?

It's amazing what an emergency is when you have your basics covered
We need to watch our language around cars, bikes and crashes

We need to watch our language around cars, bikes and crashes

Those involved in crashes are human people, not just the vehicles they choose
Three books, plus a few more, I read in 2024

Three books, plus a few more, I read in 2024

This year I had morbid fascinations, and sought refuge in comfort
THE MOJ: Lions head into the playoffs with no one sure what team will show up

THE MOJ: Lions head into the playoffs with no one sure what team will show up

Regina or Winnipeg in this split personality team’s immediate future
THE MOJ: It’s time for Elias ̨ÍåMMÂãÁÄÊÒ to find that extra 5 per cent

THE MOJ: It’s time for Elias ̨ÍåMMÂãÁÄÊÒ to find that extra 5 per cent

Canuck star centre isn’t lazy but he has to find a way to access full extent of his talent
THE MOJ: Lions hoping new old face under centre can fix what ails them

THE MOJ: Lions hoping new old face under centre can fix what ails them

B.C. giving Adams Jr. the start, but their problems run deeper than the quarterback position
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