Aaron Wherry covers all the goings-on in and around Parliament Hill. Follow Aaron on Twitter: @aaronwherry
Under attack from the Conservative party, the Council of Canadians maintains its perspective.
Council of Canadians executive director Garry Neil joked the Tories let his group off relatively lightly. “Unlike the epithets thrown at their political opponents, we aren’t being accused of being Nazi sympathizers, or terrorists, or being on the side of the child pornographers,” he said.
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Spielberg may be heading the festival’s jury, but the A-list stars, and the action, are very far from L.A.
Jaime J. Weinman on the lesser known details of the series
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