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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 30, 2026
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PAM FRAMPTON: Autograph books capture memories of a gentler era (opens the original)
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Canada and the United States — supposedly each other’s greatest friend — are barely on speaking terms, locked in an intractable trade dispute. AI is running rampant — and going rogue at times — easily scaling the flimsy guardrails set up to keep it in line. U.S. President Donald Trump is getting nastier and more petulant by the minute, recently calling Canada “one of the worst countries in the entire world.” To read and listen to the news these days can feel like an act of self-flagellation — th
PAM FRAMPTON: Whatever happened to ‘And justice for all’? (opens the original)
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I had been loosely following the story of Canada’s disgraced auto parts billionaire when a headline in the Winnipeg Free Press on Sept. 18 caught my eye: “Ontario judge rules out jail sentence for Stronach.” I knew Frank Stronach was Austrian by birth and had immigrated to Canada in his 20s, cash-strapped but with a wealth of business savvy, which he parlayed into a tool-and-die company that would grow into an automotive empire with international reach. Who doesn’t love a rags-to-riches story —
PAM FRAMPTON: Cafeteria food, with a big dose of salt (opens the original)
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When a family member had a medical emergency recently, it was inevitable that at some point during our 10-hour visit, my husband and I would find our way to the hospital cafeteria. It was a Saturday, mid-afternoon, and the food choices were somewhat limited at that hour. The day’s entrée — salmon and “fluffy” rice — was looking a little tired, so we opted for a couple of sandwiches and some bottled water. I had a Buffalo chicken wrap, hoping for a bit of zing — but it was a sad, soggy, non-descr
PAM FRAMPTON: Gander, you’re a class act (opens the original)
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A month ago, I wrote a column about U.S. ambassador to Canada Pete Hoekstra, suggesting he was nothing more than President Donald Trump’s personal pit bull and that we should send him back to where he came from. An online petition calling on him to be formally declared a persona non grata in Canada had 30,000 signatures when I wrote that column. It now has more than 267,000. As this column was written, Hoekstra was among the dignitaries slated to attend the Town of Gander’s 25th anniversary comm
PAM FRAMPTON: The 'emperor' has no clue — a view from the north (opens the original)
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Once upon a time, there was a magical kingdom that existed in the northern and western hemispheres of planet Earth. It was a land of plenty, a place where people dreamed big, and with a lot of hard work and a little luck, sometimes those dreams came true. The kingdom existed peacefully between two others, like the filling in a sandwich, and regularly traded goods and spread goodwill with its southern and northern neighbours. The neighbours loved to visit the magical kingdom. They marvelled at it
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