December 10, 2007

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December 10, 2007

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IS IT TIME TO BOMB IRAN?
WORLD

IS IT TIME TO BOMB IRAN?

By MICHAEL PETROU14 min
‘We should be asking NATO countries to join our forces in support of the Afghan mission’
MAIL BAG

‘We should be asking NATO countries to join our forces in support of the Afghan mission’

‘I would much rather we were listening to the politicans than the actors, but the politicians aren't talking about this’
INTERVIEW

‘I would much rather we were listening to the politicans than the actors, but the politicians aren't talking about this’

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IS IT TIME TO BOMB IRAN? 3637
WORLD

IS IT TIME TO BOMB IRAN?

The prospect of Iranian nuclear weapons is frightening. But the consequences of attacking Iran are unpredictable, and possibly uncontrollable By MICHAEL PETROU14 min
‘We should be asking NATO countries to join our forces in support of the Afghan mission’ 45
MAIL BAG

‘We should be asking NATO countries to join our forces in support of the Afghan mission’

THE CONDITION of our Mounties is lamentable (“What’s really killing the Mounties,” National, Nov. 26). The “old boys’ club” must go. This will ruffle feathers, but drastic measures are required to stop the sinking ship from going under.
‘I would much rather we were listening to the politicans than the actors, but the politicians aren't talking about this’ 2021
INTERVIEW

‘I would much rather we were listening to the politicans than the actors, but the politicians aren't talking about this’

MATT DAMON TALKS TO BRIAN D. JOHNSON ABOUT CELEBRITIES RESCUING AFRICA, HARPER'S BETRAYAL, AND ACTORS IN THE WHITE HOUSE
THE MERCHANTS OF GOODNESS 7677
BUSINESS

THE MERCHANTS OF GOODNESS

Socially responsible mutual funds are ready for their time in the sun
Not just another Sutherland 8889
THE BACK PAGES

Not just another Sutherland

He’s Donald’s son and Kiefer's half-brother, but acts more like Brando BY BRIAN D. JOHNSON By Brian D. Johnson7 min
When it’s no country for old men 9696a
THE BACK PAGES

When it’s no country for old men

Once we decide we don't need to give up our bus seats, the societal safety lock’s already off By MARK STEYN7 min
INVESTING WITH A CONSCIENCE 6667
BUSINESS

INVESTING WITH A CONSCIENCE

Separating good from bad isn’t easy. Here’s how to get started. By JASON KIRBY7 min
Gordon Campbell makes a U-turn 2627
NATIONAL

Gordon Campbell makes a U-turn

How did 'Newt of the North’ become Canada’s most popular premier? By NANCY MACDONALD6 min
'THEY HAVE TO CALL ME MA'AM ANIALUTE ME'-JENNIFER BENNETT COMMANDS THE RESPECT OF HER MILITARY SIBLINGS NOW THAT SHE'S BECOMING A CANADIAN NAVAL COMMODORE 8687
NEWSMAKERS

'THEY HAVE TO CALL ME MA'AM ANIALUTE ME'-JENNIFER BENNETT COMMANDS THE RESPECT OF HER MILITARY SIBLINGS NOW THAT SHE'S BECOMING A CANADIAN NAVAL COMMODORE

Commodore Jennifer Bennett began her attachment to the navy at a young age—she was christened in a ship’s bell instead of the traditional basin. On Saturday, Bennett, 49, will become the first Canadian woman to head a naval formation when she assumes command of the nation’s 24 naval reserve divisions.
MITCHEL RAPHAEL ON THE BEST MPS IN CANADA, BELINDA'S $2-MILLION CHAIR, IGNATIEFF'S BIG WORDS,BAIRIS ART COLLECTION AND ROCKIN' RONA 1011
CAPITAL DIARY

MITCHEL RAPHAEL ON THE BEST MPS IN CANADA, BELINDA'S $2-MILLION CHAIR, IGNATIEFF'S BIG WORDS,BAIRIS ART COLLECTION AND ROCKIN' RONA

Last week the NDP caucus had to delay its special pre-election planning meeting because so many of its members had to get to Maclean’s Parliamentarian of the Year party. The NDP practically swept the awards, taking home four of the six honours.
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