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

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  1. Nice lid With an infusion of cool from a new American owner, the venerable hat house, Biltmore, is newly hip, says JOHN BARBER
  2. Council seeker: Coming clean is his business
  3. Holy Joe's prophesies of doom
  4. In the council club, self-interest rules
  5. Who can best Miller? I think I've found her
  6. Failing a catastrophe, Miller poised for easy victory
  7. Gun registry dying with a whimper not a bang
  8. Forget the figurehead, waterfront board needs a doer
  9. Never mind the price, take a look at the taxes
  10. Vaughan sets out to defeat 'old guard'
  11. Front door closing on dream of owning a house
  12. This high-flying spin is costing us plenty
  13. Union boss has something to learn about picking his fights
  14. Shady fundraising rings exposed in Bellamy inquiry live on
  15. Our Casa or their Casa?
  16. A political star emerges from TTC strike
  17. Manager ends great career with juvenile temper tantrum
  18. Howard's end: Is it finally in sight?
  19. Municipal leaders take note: Mr. Parish knows what to do
  20. TRAVEL GEAR HALL OF FAME GLOBE STAFF PICK THEIR MUST-PACK PRODUCTS, FROM A NEXT-GENERATION COMPASS TO A BOLT OF OLD-SCHOOL COTTON
  21. Heady talk of reform fizzles in the Big Schmooze
  22. Deposed union leader fights on
  23. A cold city finally finds its heart
  24. Subway deal so hot everyone is ducking for political cover
  25. Port Authority's cynical SLAPP aimed at silencing its critics
  26. Sir David versus the killer bunnies
  27. Let's put a tax on World Cup flags
  28. Council approves more clout for mayor Expert's recommendation for even stronger mayor still goes unheeded
  29. The naked and the wet The battles never end at Hanlan's Point, where no one seems to agree about the fate of the clothing-optional beach
  30. A cold city finally finds its heart
  31. Deposed union leader fights on
  32. Heady talk of reform fizzles in the Big Schmooze
  33. Municipal leaders take note: Mr. Parish knows what to do
  34. Let's put a tax on World Cup flags
  35. Sir David versus the killer bunnies
  36. Port Authority's cynical SLAPP aimed at silencing its critics
  37. Subway deal so hot everyone is ducking for political cover
  38. Council approves more clout for mayor Expert's recommendation for even stronger mayor still goes unheeded
  39. Yonge-Dundas Square coming into its own despite some rough times
  40. Citizens powerless in the mighty megacity
  41. Naiveté was all mine in amusing air feud
  42. We're safer these days -- but that's not how we 'feel'
  43. The naked and the wet The battles never end at Hanlan's Point, where no one seems to agree about the fate of the clothing-optional beach
  44. Take that, you city finance gnomes!
  45. Port authority in hot water again
  46. Finding clues in the ashes of old St. Paul's
  47. Political veteran Morrish dies at 87
  48. Soaring prices and heritage battles: ah, life at the cottage
  49. Jazz sings the Port Authority blues
  50. Down by the bay, where the water worries grow
  51. Political veteran Morrish dies at 87
  52. Blair's working it like Fantino never could
  53. Quay to the City shaping up to be a $1-million mirage
  54. Everybody panic, bike stands are at risk
  55. The seizure season that goes on and on
  56. Subway car price cut?
  57. The seizure season that goes on and on
  58. Subway car price cut?
  59. Everybody panic, bike stands are at risk
  60. Quay to the City shaping up to be a $1-million mirage
  61. Blair's working it like Fantino never could
  62. Down by the bay, where the water worries grow
  63. Jazz sings the Port Authority blues
  64. Soaring prices and heritage battles: ah, life at the cottage
  65. Finding clues in the ashes of old St. Paul's
  66. Let's hope this 'untouchable' is put where he belongs
  67. Budget chief's exit a big loss at city hall
  68. One project that's no waste of energy
  69. U.S. foxes and the union henhouse A rebellious and powerful Toronto local has been thrust under the thumb of its Washington-based parent. As JOHN BARBER reports, it happened despite an alleged mob link to the Hamilton subsidiary administering the takeover
  70. The bird has flown: Port Authority wins
  71. Budget chief's exit a big loss at city hall
  72. Let's hope this 'untouchable' is put where he belongs
  73. One project that's no waste of energy
  74. Subway-car deal shows politics as usual will keep on rolling
  75. Turf matters in port politics
  76. Tightening the greenbelt a couple of notches
  77. U.S. foxes and the union henhouse A rebellious and powerful Toronto local has been thrust under the thumb of its Washington-based parent. As JOHN BARBER reports, it happened despite an alleged mob link to the Hamilton subsidiary administering the takeover
  78. Mills in race? Sounds like fun
  79. A good scandal will tell the tale
  80. ‘If it wasn't so funny, it would be sad’
  81. York super buses no panacea but welcome
  82. ECOPS mess has many familiar bits
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  85. Will city come into the light?
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  88. Panning for gold in city election dross
  89. John Barber
  90. City must think inside bigger box to solve never-ending trash crisis
  91. Brand new slime, same old smell
  92. Clash of views cited in club closing
  93. Don't mess with Durham
  94. A secret plan to stash the trash
  95. Miller banishes trash to political waste lands
  96. Clash of views cited in club closing
  97. Garbage grab imperial, not evil
  98. You give a dope enough rope and guess what?
  99. Mayor didn't sit on a viable deal for hauling trash, firm says Without expansion approval, Green Lane site couldn't handle city's load, it asserts
  100. Oh, for the 'high-water' election race we had in '03