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January 21, 2013 Subscribe · Forward Lawyer Verbally Attacks Alleged Victim In Sex Assault Case CALGARY - The lawyer for a Calgary psychiatrist charged with sexually assaulting several of his patients launched a verbal attack on the main Crown witness during his final arguments Monday. Dr. Aubrey Levin, 73, is charged with assaulting nine of his patients.  Continue reading... Next Alberta Budget Won't Be Fun Canada Post Employee Accused Of Stealing More Than $30K Homeless Woman Who Returned $10K Heartbroken Tyler LeClair Pit Bull Attack: Young Boy Recovers After Being Bitten In Face, Dog's Fate To Be Determined Calgary Architecture: Bow Tower, Peace Bridge Named To Azure Magazine's 'Top 10 Projects Of 2012' List Canadian Song For Obama Reportedly Makes It To White House (VIDEO) 'Tasers' Approved By Saskatchewan Police Commission Calgary Architecture: Bow Tower, Peace Bridge Named To Azure Magazine's 'Top 10 Projects Of 2012' List Calgary Architecture: Bow Tower, Peace Bridge Named To Azure Magazine's 'Top 10 Projects Of 2012' List Tyler LeClair Pit Bull Attack: Young Boy Recovers After Being Bitten In Face, Dog's Fate To Be Determined Edmonton Sexual Assault Awareness Campaign: 'Don't Be That Guy' So Effective City Relaunches With New Posters (PHOTOS) ANTHONY SOWAN It's Embarrassing How the #IdleNoMore Protest is Being Handled Clarify what you are protesting for, or against. I've never seen such a passionate group of people go forward in protest in such disarray, and without clearly stating what it's all about. If it's generally about your need to be consulted, respected, justified for being mistreated, or the preservation of your culture, then let's be out with it and start a constructive discussion. Continue reading... LUCY MILLER Calgary Has A Social Innovation Window Of Opportunity Every society has windows of opportunity where it becomes possible to accelerate change ... Sometimes the opportunity comes about in response to negative circumstances, such as when so many women entered the workforce during the war. Other times it is in response to a unique need. Then there are times when a combination of circumstances just seems to create a fertile environment for innovation. Continue reading... DANIEL L. RODRIGUEZ Venezuelans Across Canada Gather In Citizens' Assemblies, Make Public Statement Addressing Crisis Dozens of Venezuelans gathered last Saturday in a citizens' assembly across many of Canada's largest cities and demanded, in a public declaration, the restitution of constitutional order in Venezuela and that the sovereignty of their country be respected. Continue reading... JENS WIETING Enbridge Pipeline Puts Hope For A Better World At Stake I am from Germany and moved to British Columbia with my wife and daughter in 2006. Our original plan was to stay for two years but we fell in love with the spectacular natural beauty of this province. No wild places like the B.C. coast remain in Germany. The idea of losing the wholeness of this landscape, First Nations cultures, the salmon, bears and whales to a catastrophic tanker or pipeline accident is heartbreaking. Continue reading... MARNI SOUPCOFF The Week in Review: Everything I Need to Know About Weight Loss I Learned From a Cat This week, with the New Year in full swing, attention focused on that familiar January preoccupation: losing weight. Shedding excess pounds can certainly be healthy. The trouble is, in our zeal for fighting obesity, we sometimes end up taking a punitive stand that does more to marginalize and harm people who are overweight than it does to actually help them get healthier. How about taking our cues from Tiny, the formerly obese New Brunswick cat, and keeping the weight loss theme focused on small consistent steps that lead to big results? Continue reading... Received this from a friend? Sign up for alerts from The Huffington Post here Unsubscribe here.