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Goodbye Dufferin
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Goodbye Dufferin

Gay institution gets a new look and name

By Jeremy Hainsworth
Academy rewards
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Academy rewards

Carleton prof wants to bring Ivan Coyote to Ottawa

By Kacie Peterson
Cuts to women’s programs: video
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Cuts to women’s programs: video

By Jeremy Dias
Unacceptable use
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Unacceptable use

US company censors Canadian internet service provider

By Bill Andriette
Unacceptable use
Power

Unacceptable use

US company censors Canadian internet service provider

By Bill Andriette
MARRIAGE VOTE: Canada ‘envy of the world’
Power

MARRIAGE VOTE: Canada ‘envy of the world’

PM considers issue closed

By Marcus McCann
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MARRIAGE VOTE: Protect the children, says opponents
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MARRIAGE VOTE: Protect the children, says opponents

Conservatives use code in opposing equal marriage

By Gareth Kirkby
Meningitis scare attracts hundreds
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Meningitis scare attracts hundreds

Vaccine clinic triggered by young man’s death

By Krishna Rau
MARRIAGE VOTE: Four cabinet ministers to vote against government motion
Power

MARRIAGE VOTE: Four cabinet ministers to vote against government motion

Two more in cabinet, plus five backbenchers likely to vote against party’s motion

By Marcus McCann
More resignations rock Egale
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More resignations rock Egale

Former VP says he’s ‘lost all confidence’

By Natasha Barsotti
So long, Sally Ann
Power

So long, Sally Ann

By Chris Dupuis
Keep it real, keep the trannies
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Keep it real, keep the trannies

Dyke March consultation tackles trans inclusion, volunteer apathy

By Regan McClure
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Don’t look at me like I’m a porn star
Love & Sex

Don’t look at me like I’m a porn star

Raunchy performers search for love, great skin

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Book review: The Children Of Mary
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Book review: The Children Of Mary

Shadow & mystery are our sisters

By Sandra Alland
Dirt you can’t wipe away
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Dirt you can’t wipe away

By Jared Mitchell
Canuck bloggers
Culture

Canuck bloggers

They’re not solitary computer geeks

By Kevin Ritchie
Ian Gilmour Scott
Power

Ian Gilmour Scott

Jul 13, 1934 — Oct 10, 2006

By Neil McCormick
Rule #1: Don’t scare your clients away
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Rule #1: Don’t scare your clients away

Queer classes make more dents in government than business

By Tanya Gulliver
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