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Drugs and youth gangs: new approaches, failed policies – The Chronicle Herald
LAST WEEK, I was on the subject of youth/drug/gang crime, which gives every impression of being out of control in many places despite official, and arguably misleading, statistics

TheStar.com | GTA | Why that 39-day strike happened to us – Toronto Star
It is the first day of David Miller’s summer vacation. The mayor is sitting on the patio of a café in the Junction neighbourhood, sipping coffee in a pink Toronto FC jersey. The

Johnny Mathis: A born crooner – Toronto Star
For more than half a century, Johnny Mathis has been providing a devoted public with what he does so well: pouring out that woodsmoke and honey voice of his until anyone with a

Interesting stories get lost in Tiger’s glare – Globe and Mail
Just because a golfer hasn’t come to the wider public’s attention, does that make the player a no-name, or horror of horrors, somebody who lacks personality? Of course not. It only

Parties prep for possible fall vote – Ottawa Sun
SHERBROOKE, QUE. — While federal Liberals were having their photos snapped for campaign posters and practising door-knocking, their leader insists he’s not in election mode

Mixed news on Colorado jobs – Denver Post
Colorado’s job market showed signs of stabilizing in July, according to a report Friday from the Colorado Department of Labor and Employment. The number of payroll jobs in the

Life on the mean streets of Iqaluit – Globe and Mail
R CMP had seen the boy before. Many times, in fact: Sometimes his parents would call the police and report that their son was missing; other times police would find the 10-year-old

Budget woes just keep getting worse – Abbotsford News
Interior Health, already bleeding red ink in the administration and support area of its budget, could be facing a substantial additional fiscal shortfall in its clinical services

Not keen for election; He’s just getting ready – Winnipeg Free Press
SHERBROOKE, Que. — While federal Liberals were having their photos snapped for campaign posters and practising door-knocking, their leader insists he’s not in election mode