Tuesday, November 27, 2012 Medical clinics across the country are touting the benefits of a diagnostic test for breast cancer that medical experts say is useless. BLOG POSTS  | Katie Heindl: Why We Owe Rob Ford a Big "Thank You"
Ever since that first tender cry of Rob Ford, a sound that can only be described as a siren being sped up through a yak bak repeated by a smarmy parrot yelling at you through an intercom -- shrill and persistent and hammering down on your senses -- we were suddenly all awake, galvanized to this frothing renegade on our radar. Everything he did was newsworthy, on all the national front pages. The whole country was paying attention to Toronto, some saying we finally got what we deserved. Ford was, in his own fumbling toward ecstasy sort of way, successfully rallying the entire country. |  | Andrew Pyle: Good Luck Mark Carney, You'll Need It
Today the UK chancellor announced that the head role at the Bank of England would go to none other than the current Bank of Canada Governor, Mark Carney. The bet is that Carney can wave the same magic wand for the UK, though it's going to take more than a doctorate from Oxford to overcome the relatively larger challenges facing that country versus Canada, with its proximity to a troubled Eurozone. |  | David Macdonald: Gen Y Faces Big Risk
 In an interesting new piece, the Huffington Post tries to determine if it's really tougher for millennials than it was for boomers as part of their Asking Y series. Certainly lots of things have changed since the 1970s: gas has gotten more expensive, electronics have become dramatically less expensive and cars cost about the same. But one thing's for sure, life has gotten a whole lot riskier. |  | Mona Eldaief: Finding Solutions to Poverty, One Woman at a Time
 When we started filming Solar Mamas, there were 28 women from seven different countries who spoke nine different languages all sitting together in a classroom at the Barefoot College. At first, six months of technical training in a classroom seemed like a very slow process. But one month into the training, the drama began. |  | Abubakar Kasim: Rob Ford Didn't Deserve to Be Fired
Mr. Ford should not be treated differently than anyone else. I am not implying that he should be above the law. We should be fair when applying the severity of our legal system. Other politicians who have been involved in much more serious offences should have been treated as such. With respect, I consider the sentence against Rob Ford to be a little too harsh. | | MOST POPULAR ON HUFFINGTONPOST.CA |
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