A security craze on Parliament Hill

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Parliament Hill should remain open despite the dangers. Making Parliament Hill more secure by closing it to foot and vehicle traffic would represent a step toward making Canada more like the rest of the world. Canadians should think like Canadians, not like others would have Canadians think.

Social aspects, Safety and security measures, National characteristics, Canada. Parliament

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Can there be art without grants?

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The Canadian arts community can adapt to a decrease in government grants by attracting more financial support from audiences. Some arts institutions have become so dependent on subsidies that they are in danger of extinction.

Popular culture, Federal aid to the arts, Government aid to the arts

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Big-city traffic talk on the cottage wharf

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Residents of Toronto and other Canadian cities are frustrated with the traffic problems that are destroying the quality of life. Providing affordable and efficient public transportation is the best solution to the problem.

Transportation, Traffic congestion, Toronto, Ontario, Local transit

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