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The latest columns by John Barber published by The Globe and Mail

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  1. Hopeless in Toronto: Come on, Tories, can't you at least try?
  2. A love-in for Miller, the board of trade and Layton's NDP
  3. Legendary developer dies after 55-year career
  4. A tiny perfect voice warns councillors on perils of redesign
  5. Time for Wales watching
  6. Another glittering waterfront plan doomed to reality
  7. Let's make a deal, Annex-style
  8. Rent gouging threatens future of Pearson
  9. Overbuilt high rises fall short of the mark
  10. This paranoiac view is worth examining
  11. This paranoiac view is worth examining
  12. Overbuilt high rises fall short of the mark
  13. Rent gouging threatens future of Pearson
  14. Designing a city on the back of a cocktail napkin The rebuilders of New Orleans have a chance to make it 'the envy of every other city' in the U.S. But it's hardly a blank slate
  15. A farm family's last Christmas in Wales One of Britain's leading dairy producers tells JOHN BARBER why he's so sure his future lies in the green, green grass of Canada
  16. Let's make a deal, Annex-style
  17. Another glittering waterfront plan doomed to reality
  18. Howard Moscoe: entertaining, effective -- and all too permanent
  19. 'Stop squabbling, start praying. We all is in trouble' Welcome to The Big Uneasy. Almost four months after Hurricane Katrina, JOHN BARBER finds the stricken city nowhere near recovering from the immense devastation. The mayor has the patience of Job, but, with Washington still dragging its heels, his irate citizens look at all the rot and ruin, and tell him: You're just shuckin' and jivin'
  20. Time for Wales watching
  21. A tiny perfect voice warns councillors on perils of redesign
  22. There's hope for an end to gun violence
  23. You can call him Mr. Mayor -- or just call him lucky
  24. Legendary developer dies after 55-year career
  25. A love-in for Miller, the board of trade and Layton's NDP
  26. Hopeless in Toronto: Come on, Tories, can't you at least try?
  27. Chow, Ianno races a study in contrasts
  28. Local black protest model dated, Boston leader charges
  29. Ferry follies: From comedy to tragedy
  30. A farm family's last Christmas in Wales One of Britain's leading dairy producers tells JOHN BARBER why he's so sure his future lies in the green, green grass of Canada
  31. Designing a city on the back of a cocktail napkin The rebuilders of New Orleans have a chance to make it 'the envy of every other city' in the U.S. But it's hardly a blank slate
  32. A heartfelt plea to stop the violence
  33. Union Station deal offers hard lessons on privatizing
  34. A Toronto firewall? Great idea!
  35. Liberal Odysseus not able to keep suitors at bay
  36. Howard Moscoe: entertaining, effective -- and all too permanent
  37. A new minority government could again be a good thing
  38. Harris appointee resigns from ORC
  39. With the West in, it may be better for us to be out
  40. Landowners, cities prepare to cash in on Harper's pledge
  41. Of puritanism and the picayune
  42. Dim, yes, but alas, never dumb
  43. Stop this plane, we want to get off
  44. The dangerous fantasy of decadent power needs
  45. Profit plans invade the waterfront void
  46. Calamity Jane's campaign for mayoralty is misfiring
  47. The Toronto our kids will never know
  48. Opposing plant a plus politically
  49. What this city needs: Layton or Chow to unite the left and lead Liberals
  50. Fiscal fairness a distant dream in McGuinty's hostile Ontario
  51. In this David and Goliath match, the feud runs deep
  52. After St. Clair, full speed ahead for streetcar lanes
  53. Quack medicine won't bring fiscal cure
  54. A shot of juice and regional government could walk again
  55. A shot of juice and regional government could walk again
  56. Panhandling, postering and video surveillance? Forget about them
  57. Sparks fly over two plans for waterfront power station
  58. From the island-airport squabble, you'd think democracy just can't fly
  59. How the desperate become the 'gullible'
  60. What ever happened to the Yorkdale rainbow?
  61. Assessment cap needed to halt property-tax inequities
  62. TTC chief has right idea about transit priorities
  63. There's no escaping our suburban mistake
  64. There's no escaping our suburban mistake
  65. After St. Clair, full speed ahead for streetcar lanes
  66. A shot of juice and regional government could walk again
  67. Panhandling, postering and video surveillance? Forget about them
  68. NDP could lose Toronto-Danforth as Liberals rev by-election engine
  69. Current-value assessment has got to go
  70. Sparks fly over two plans for waterfront power station
  71. The time has come to throw my cap in the ring
  72. From the island-airport squabble, you'd think democracy just can't fly
  73. How the desperate become the 'gullible'
  74. Where Ben Chin went wrong
  75. What ever happened to the Yorkdale rainbow?
  76. TTC chief has right idea about transit priorities
  77. Pressure keeping alive alternative power plan
  78. Assessment cap needed to halt property-tax inequities
  79. T.O. can go it alone. And a good thing, too
  80. Costly gift from Queen's Park a dead end
  81. The hotel prince and the Sister Act
  82. Angry citizens are free to vent
  83. Property-tax crusade survives -- barely
  84. Expo 2015 is ours for the taking. Uh oh
  85. Will PM clean up port authority or sink in quagmire?
  86. Gang prevention 101: a real future, a good job
  87. 'State of the City' address shows image still matters
  88. A bolt from the blue, with heart
  89. Union local protests 'takeover'
  90. Another round in the allegations game
  91. Fond farewell to an urban prophet
  92. The foxes and the 'hounds of Hamilton' at Local 183
  93. Nice lid With an infusion of cool from a new American owner, the venerable hat house, Biltmore, is newly hip, says JOHN BARBER
  94. It's time to shed light on the rules of city shade
  95. I'll give a Pugly to the dialogue
  96. Fond farewell to an urban prophet
  97. Union local protests 'takeover'
  98. Is bald-faced lying at city hall the new normal?
  99. Ford's faux pas shines a light on extending council term limits
  100. Federal Tories paint a bullseye on the port authority