OP-EDS
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Globe and Mail - December 2011
Despite the apparent stability of a majority government, Canadian politics is in ferment.
In the case of the Liberal Party, it has actually been liberated by circumstance to think about the state of politics and the future of the country in a way the government just can't do... 
The Toronto Star - May 2010
On Parliament Hill, the global effort to improve maternal health in the developing world risks being reduced to a narrow debate over
abortion. This is a profound disservice to millions of vulnerable...
Globe and Mail - September 2009
Despite demonstrable evidence that countries enjoy comparatively greater
economic growth if they choose to invest in improving and protecting education
for girls and young women, too little is still being done...
The Toronto Star - March 2009
International Women’s Day, first commemorated almost 100 years ago, is a time to
celebrate a century of achievement and advancement for women in Canada...
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Globe and Mail - September 2008
Today, as part of the United Nations high-level meeting on the Millennium
Development Goals, the world will gauge its progress in fighting the scourge
of malaria in Africa...
The Toronto Star - July 2008
On a recent trip to Africa, I spent time with Liberian President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf.
As we spoke, a curious ritual developed. I'd ask questions about hercountry, but she
kept bringing the conversation back to Canada...
The Toronto Star - June 2006
Africa continues to face a pervasive and critical food crisis. Millions of Africans are dying each year from extreme malnutrition and the
diseases that take advantage of their weakness. Yet Africa’s food crisis is solvable...
