Articles from Western Standard (September 11, 2006)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A great and powerful Oz: of the two senior dominions, Australia's a fraction of our size with double the global influence. Where did Canada go wrong?	Steyn, Mark		1473
A radical prescription: these days, winning in sports means beating the drug tests, not just your rivals. Is it time to lift the ban on doping?			730
And Jesus wept.			124
Burned by the bans: charities can't pay the rent. Businesses are closing down. Is Canada's increasingly smoke-free society worth the economic costs?	Stuart, Matthew		1196
Buzzwords.			235
Easier left unsaid: you didn't hear what the terrorists did to our war memorial? That's because the mainstream media was too timid to tell you.	Levant, Ezra		719
Feedback.	Matusik, Milan; Jain, Sudhir; Babiak, Todd; Morris, Paul; Harding, Saxon; Buss, Brad; Bertucci, Jaso	Letter to the editor	846
Feminism, African style.	Cosh, Colby		117
Flying the coup.	Cosh, Colby		131
Gifts from our eldest: being the oldest daughter in a large family comes with both a blessing and a curse.	Woodard, Kathy		694
Has the CBC set the record straight after being caught falsifying history in a Tommy Douglas documentary?	Doll, Cyril		248
Ian Morrison.	Doll, Cyril	Interview	722
Keeping up with the gender-benders: the next great identitarian crusade is here and ready to wreak havoc in the world of female sports.	Cosh, Colby		717
McIsaac went from pets to politics--and back.	Olivier, Victor		660
Phoning in the war.	Cosh, Colby		483
Plugging into the outside world: thanks to the Plug In Institute, Winnipeg artists no longer feel like they're missing out on a bigger picture.	O'Meara, Dina		701
Poison pen.		Cartoon	2
Publisher's picks.	Levant, Ezra		161
Scroogled?	Cosh, Colby		124
So Canadian it isn't funny: first you think Bon Cop, Bad Cop can't get any worse. Then comes the Rick Mercer cameo.	McLennan, Neal		553
Some heroes carry briefcases.	Cosh, Colby		128
Stunting our growth: where have centuries of advances in thinking on economics and freedom gotten us? Not very far.	Lemieux, Pierre		703
The brains of the family: if male and female brains are radically different, why are we teaching boys and girls the same way?	Byfield, Ted		686
The great anthrax relax: what's the difference between hundreds of Canadian cows with anthrax and one with BSE? In the eyes of the U.S., quite a bit.	Verboven, Will		721
The positives of powerful thinking: we rely on public intellectuals to rise above academics and journalists to give issues the analysis they deserve.	Warren, David		696
The public enemy: the CBC doesn't serve Canadians. It hurts them.	Libin, Kevin		671
The road to anarchy: authorities refusal to enforce the law in Caledonia could mean many more incidents like this in the future.	Steel, Kevin		1380
Too bad you can't cuddle a flower.	Stuart, Matthew		490
Trust us, we're senators: two redder members of the red chamber are suddenly joining the fight to reform the upper house, but the Tories smell a rat.	O'Neill, Terry		773
Unplugged: the CBC 'won't look much like it does today' when this government's done with it. Here's a sneak peek of what the Tories may be planning.	Doll, Cyril	Cover story	3211
Warm, fuzzy diplomacy: another UN ceasefire, another feel-good decision that will cost too many Jews and Arabs their lives.	Sowell, Thomas		704
What the muzzled Mountie didn't say: was Const. Rob Creasser silenced for blowing the whistle on RCMP brass--or is there another reason his bosses want to shut him up?	Stuart, Matthew		672
Where Mao meets Mohammed: we call them Islamofascists, but radical Muslims have learned that the most successful revolutionary tactics come from the left.	Mansur, Salim		1051
Will the boomers rock on? Some say the Woodstock generation will reverse a trend of living longer. Get real, man.	Luik, John		730