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Letters to the editor: ‘Canada’s millionaires and billionaires can seek solace in knowing that they will still be millionaires and billionaires.’ Capital gains tax, plus other letters to the editor for April 19

In today’s letters to the editor: the budget and capital gains; government subsidies; pedestrians and drivers; Winnipeg’s McNally Robinson; NHL playoffs are here

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New York Times

Vincent Durac: Iran’s attack has ended Israel’s isolation

Irish Times - 4 hours ago

As the world waits to see whether hostilities escalate, the unfolding disaster in Palestine moves off the front pages

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The Mercury News

Opinion: Opinion | Nationalism And Elections: BJP Understands, Opposition Still Doesn't

NDTV - 2 hours ago

When the BJP ratcheted its nationalism game up, the Opposition left the field on its ideological high horse. That's exactly what the BJP wanted - to be the only option.

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The Mercury News

Globe editorial: Reconciliation: On Haida Gwaii, an island of change for Indigenous land talks

The Globe and Mail - 1 day ago

There are still difficult issues yet to be resolved, but the agreement between B.C. and the Haida Nation is a step in the process of reconciliation worth celebrating

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The Mercury News

Civil War is a movie. If Trump wins, will it be a reality?

Sydney Morning Herald - 1 day ago

With the instigator of the Capitol Hill riot standing a good chance of returning to power, the question of whether the US is headed towards Civil War 2.0 no longer feels hyperbolic.

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Newsweek

Did Donald Trump Just Get Lucky With His NYC Criminal Trial Juror Pool?

Newsweek - 15 hours ago

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Channel NewsAsia

Commentary: A wider war in the Middle East is a risky and self-serving bet for Israel

Channel NewsAsia - 10 hours ago

Iran demonstrated its ability to strike Israel, and Israel demonstrated its air defence capabilities. Whether both sides can move on depends on their respective calculations, says University of Birmingham’s Stefan Wolff.

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Haaretz

Schram: Voting for America first

The Columbian - 20 hours ago

There was a time when many of President Donald Trump’s top officials — including his Cabinet-level advisers on national and global security — thought the toughest decision they had to make was whether

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Daily Express - OPINION - Net zero must not get in the way of a well-earned holiday - Express Comment: We need to make aviation fuel more sustainable before we deny hard-working people their...