A distinctly Canadian voice: Peter Gzowski

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Gzowski, 61, has been hosting the popular CBC radio show 'Morningside' since 1981, and lives in a small cottage outside Toronto, Ontario. Every year he hosts a golf tournament that raises around $4 million for literacy programs and has helped disseminate information about native cultures.

Officials and employees, Radio broadcasting industry, Achievements and awards, Talk show hosts, Canadians, Gzowski, Peter

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The premier next door

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Ontario Progressive Conservative Party leader Mike Harris, who won the province's June 1995 elections, is a small town native who promotes himself as an ordinary Canadian. Harris is similar in background and outlook to former US Pres Ronald Reagan.

Elections, Politicians, Personalities, Ontario, Conservative Party of Canada, Harris, Michael (Canadian premier)

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Pigeons in the stew

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United States, Israel, Israeli foreign relations, International relations, Egypt, United States foreign relations, Egyptian foreign relations, Arab countries

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