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Why is Canada friendly with repressive Honduran regime?

Rachel Warden | Barbara Wood | Brittany Lambert | 05/22/2013

Canada’s official human rights and good governance rhetoric seems to be subordinated, in practice, to business interests.

Opinion

Living with the bomb

John Polanyi | 05/22/2013

Rethinking our practice of keeping the peace by threatening Armageddon.

Opinion

New Japanese envoy spent career on energy, Middle East

Carl Meyer | 05/22/2013

Norihiro Okuda pushes common values; hopes Japanese firms land ‘lucrative deals.’

News

Senate scandal casts shadow over South American trip

Ally Foster | 05/22/2013

Most analysts agree Mr. Harper’s Latin American foray hands him a much-needed break from Ottawa turmoil.

News

Harper to scope out Pacific Alliance for himself

Kristen Shane | 05/22/2013

In Peru, PM will talk trade and mining.

Opinion

The music plays on in Haiti

Anca Gurzu | 05/22/2013

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Harper to scope out Pacific Alliance for himself

The music plays on in Haiti

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