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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 27
- Latest publication
- Oct 1, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for St. Catharines Standard
- Top 500K sites
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- Jul 16, 2026
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Who does Mark Carney really listen to? I asked the insiders (opens the original)
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Justin Ling is a staff columnist for the Star and an investigative journalist based in Montreal. Reach him by email:Â jling@thestar.ca Itâs bad form, in writing, to mix your metaphors. But this summer, speaking to an array of people in and around the Carney government, there were two I kept hearing used to describe how things work in Ottawa these days, both of them apt. One is the ancient parable of the blind men and the elephant. Each man touches a part of the pachyderm, and each comes to dif
Who does Mark Carney really listen to? I asked the insiders (opens the original)
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Justin Ling is a staff columnist for the Star and an investigative journalist based in Montreal. Reach him by email:Â jling@thestar.ca Itâs bad form, in writing, to mix your metaphors. But this summer, speaking to an array of people in and around the Carney government, there were two I kept hearing used to describe how things work in Ottawa these days, both of them apt. One is the ancient parable of the blind men and the elephant. Each man touches a part of the pachyderm, and each comes to dif
Mark Carney may appeal to vast swathes of the country, but there are some things about Canadians he doesn’t seem to get (opens the original)
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Justin Ling is a staff columnist for the Star and an investigative journalist based in Montreal. Reach him by email:Â jling@thestar.ca âEven when Trump moves on, another Trump will eventually come along. That is why it is better to truly break free and become independent, even if it means suffering for a while.â Itâs a sentiment that has become ubiquitous among Canadians over the past year. It has bubbled up in coffeeshop chatter, in flags springing up on front lawns and in âelbows upâ
Mark Carney may appeal to vast swathes of the country, but there are some things about Canadians he doesn’t seem to get (opens the original)
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Justin Ling is a staff columnist for the Star and an investigative journalist based in Montreal. Reach him by email:Â jling@thestar.ca âEven when Trump moves on, another Trump will eventually come along. That is why it is better to truly break free and become independent, even if it means suffering for a while.â Itâs a sentiment that has become ubiquitous among Canadians over the past year. It has bubbled up in coffeeshop chatter, in flags springing up on front lawns and in âelbows upâ
Mark Carney may appeal to vast swathes of the country, but there are some things about Canadians he doesn’t seem to get (opens the original)
Read excerpt
Justin Ling is a staff columnist for the Star and an investigative journalist based in Montreal. Reach him by email:Â jling@thestar.ca âEven when Trump moves on, another Trump will eventually come along. That is why it is better to truly break free and become independent, even if it means suffering for a while.â Itâs a sentiment that has become ubiquitous among Canadians over the past year. It has bubbled up in coffeeshop chatter, in flags springing up on front lawns and in âelbows upâ
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