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Like everyone else, Santa knows neither side in the education dispute is much concerned with the public good.
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Embracing the trappings of the season, writ large

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The trek south was long and gruelling, but they’ll do it again

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It was a long haul complete with many hurdles, but having completed the 4,300-kilometre ultra-marathon last month, organizers are already planning for the next...
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Buddy’s trek from the North Pole brings him to the stage in Cambridge

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Kings take two of three in a busy weekend schedule

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Province makes right call in ditching amalgamation scheme

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Ideas and platforms long ago dropped in favour of electability

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