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Robin V. Sears

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Opinion | A warning to Alberta: referendums leave wreckage in their wake

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By Robin V. Sears
| The Toronto Star Verified
Important referendums are usually defeated. But successful or not, they always divide families, communities and nations. The wreckage stems from the high emotion, the purely polemical arguments and, most often, the nasty personal attacks that are part of a referendum circus. Canada, like most advanced democracies, has held very few referendums.
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Opinion | Whatever his flaws, this is the reason we should be grateful for Mark Carney

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By Robin V. Sears
| St. Catharines Standard Verified
The world is wracked by rising military and economic conflict. Yet we have few leaders competent to lead their nations through this maelstrom. Emmanuel Macron may be one but he is months away from retirement. New Japanese Prime Minster Sanae Takaichi may be another but has yet to be tested. Americans may soon be left in the hands of J.D. Vance, a political weather vane with a total of three years political experience.
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Opinion | Whatever his flaws, this is the reason we should be grateful for Mark Carney

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By Robin V. Sears
| The Toronto Star Verified
The world is wracked by rising military and economic conflict. Yet we have few leaders competent to lead their nations through this maelstrom. Emmanuel Macron may be one but he is months away from retirement. New Japanese Prime Minster Sanae Takaichi may be another but has yet to be tested. Americans may soon be left in the hands of J.D. Vance, a political weather vane with a total of three years political experience.
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