Articles from Western Standard (February 12, 2007)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
A blue Saskatchewan cry: the Saskatchewan farm boy learns that equalization payments serve only to keep Daddy Quebec happy.	Dolphin, Ric		1318
A culture of blame: yesterday's residential schools were bad, but today's ghetto-reserves are no better.			708
A man of faith, duty and honour: acclaimed psychiatrist and humanitarian Dr. Henry Wojcicki will be missed in Canada and Poland.	Olivier, Victor		686
A suicidal culture: Palestinian Media Watch documents how state-sanctioned hatred fuels murder and mayhem.	Menzies, David		684
A.K.A. "civil war".	Steel, Kevin		526
An improbable Czech mate.	Cosh, Colby		127
At the altar of the green god: the suppression of traditional religion has not brought a new Age of Reason.	Woodard, Joe		664
Big brother is watching sports: baseball's steroid shakedown grants the Feds sweeping new powers to seize private data. Is hockey next?	Cosh, Colby		696
Blaming the victim.	Cosh, Colby		98
Buzzwords.			235
Calgary moments: 'tis true that all ships are lifted by a rising tide.	Woodard, Kathy		679
E pluribus yunus?	Cosh, Colby		143
Enabling self-reliant cattle.	Cosh, Colby		517
Feedback.	Marley, David O.; Kelly, Wayne Joseph; Harding, Saxon; Anderson, Bill; Bremner, Fred; Berg, Harold J	Letter to the editor	942
From true-blue to costly green: the Clean-Air Act promises to regulate even snowmobiles and vending machines. How far will this government go?	O'Neill, Terry	Cover story	1907
Hope for the helpless: armed with information and gumption, an Edmonton family is helping bring a Honduran island's AIDS crisis under control.	Stuart, Matthew		1355
In all fairness: sometimes men just need to be alone, and sometimes that's good for everybody.	Byfield, Ted		692
Just thinking about tomorrow: Elizabeth May's Greens are a party of the future, and might always be.	O'Neill, Terry		1094
Little Mosque in the studio: CBC's Little Mosque on the Prairies proves once again that good comedy requires courage--by lacking it.	McLennan, Neil		540
Make that call: it's the fearmongering, not the cellphone, that should be prudently avoided.	Luik, John		650
Make that cloned, please: the benefits of cloning food animals may yet overcome the public's distaste.	Verboven, Will		696
Mixing sun, fun and wisdom: the Western Standard cruise proves once again that conservatism is a hoot.	Levant, Ezra		144
Nukes for oil: natural gas is on the wane, some experts say, but is nuclear power practical for the oilsands?	Doll, Cyril		1218
Old bones, new bitterness.	Cosh, Colby		133
Pastel eye for the Farsi guy.	Cosh, Colby		108
Poison pen.		Cartoon	2
Publisher's picks.	Levant, Ezra		105
Remembering to laugh: recovering the health of western civilization will require a renaissance in our sense of humour.	Warren, David		697
Requiem for the counterculture: given the choice between reality and dopey naivete, our cultural elite remains fatally true to its 'trusting nature'.	Steyn, Mark		1519
Resurrecting Christian history: Ted Byfield believes that appreciating western civilization's Christian roots is critical for everyone's future.		Interview	746
The marriage trap: how A.A. v. B.B. killed C-38. Or, how multiple parents will bring multiple spouses.	Farrow, Douglas		1181
The suspense is killing them: Alberta's film industry could be gutted by an actors' strike.	O'Meara, Dina		700
Tolerating intolerance: Canada's federal broadcasting watchdog proves strangely accepting of state oppression.	Steel, Kevin		712
What happened to the Canadian obsession with health care?	Stuart, Matthew		249