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The latest columns by Murray Campbell published by The Globe and Mail

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  1. More political power to cities is realism as much as altruism
  2. Leaders spring into action, but does anybody care? In week two, Liberals join the battle, Tories take aim and NDP has a change of heart, MURRAY CAMPBELL writes
  3. Ontario gets ready to go nuclear, again
  4. Sorbara haunted by the past
  5. Bring licence services back under control
  6. Red-stripe health card a survivor
  7. A new haircut. A surprising embrace. Talk about hot Even Harper's new 'do couldn't erase the early feeling that we'd seen this movie before, writes MURRAY CAMPBELL
  8. Nobody expects much of Ottawa any more
  9. Have Liberals patched their family feud?
  10. Public will ensure commitments, PM says
  11. Public will ensure commitments, PM says
  12. Tory seeks 'czar' to cut crime rate
  13. Newfound muscles need time to flex
  14. Nuclear power on table, McGuinty says Government to discuss option with public before committing to energy program
  15. And now, a war of words over Homolka
  16. The U.S. steps into the race From beer and popcorn to David Wilkins's speech and the TV debates, the leaders keep on spinning, MURRAY CAMPBELL writes
  17. Leaders spring into action, but does anybody care? In week two, Liberals join the battle, Tories take aim and NDP has a change of heart, MURRAY CAMPBELL writes
  18. Tory seeks 'czar' to cut crime rate
  19. Taking the job to heart
  20. Nuclear power on table, McGuinty says Government to discuss option with public before committing to energy program
  21. A real fight over unity or just throwing punches? But, as MURRAY CAMPBELL writes, voters aren't going to let the election interfere with the holidays
  22. The U.S. steps into the race From beer and popcorn to David Wilkins's speech and the TV debates, the leaders keep on spinning, MURRAY CAMPBELL writes
  23. Beyond the dreary dialectic at Queen's Park
  24. Campaign lull ends with a hail of bullets in Toronto Shooting of girl, 15, and RCMP income-trust probe consume leaders, MURRAY CAMPBELL writes
  25. A real fight over unity or just throwing punches? But, as MURRAY CAMPBELL writes, voters aren't going to let the election interfere with the holidays
  26. Action on guns will be costly; inaction will be more so
  27. McGuinty's underwhelming response on an issue of integrity
  28. week in review: the second stage, the second chance, the second front A month ago, the Liberal lead seemed unassailable. Now the new year has given the Tories new impetus, MURRAY CAMPBELL writes
  29. Campaign lull ends with a hail of bullets in Toronto Shooting of girl, 15, and RCMP income-trust probe consume leaders, MURRAY CAMPBELL writes
  30. With Ontario losing jobs, will Liberals keep theirs?
  31. Tories hope 905 adds up to win in Ontario With less than two weeks until polling day, The Globe profiles key regions of the country where Campaign 2006 will be won or lost.
  32. Harper's really a pussycat. We did not make this up One Liberal attack ad didn't make it to TV, but its impudent tagline replayed across the land, MURRAY CAMPBELL writes
  33. Meticulous document lands with a thump
  34. Harper's really a pussycat. We did not make this up One Liberal attack ad didn't make it to TV, but its impudent tagline replayed across the land, MURRAY CAMPBELL writes
  35. Tories hope 905 adds up to win in Ontario With less than two weeks until polling day, The Globe profiles key regions of the country where Campaign 2006 will be won or lost.
  36. McGuinty still in the line of fire over religious tribunals
  37. HARPER'S THIN BLUE LINE Tories win slim minority, Martin steps down, unstable Parliament looms
  38. HARPER'S THIN BLUE LINE Tories win slim minority, Martin steps down, pizza Parliament looms
  39. Election shows that first-past-the-post delivers
  40. West's winner gets friendly warning from Ontario
  41. Battle with 'dark side' just beginning
  42. It's time for Ontario to end its hibernation
  43. HARPER'S THIN BLUE LINE Tories win slim minority, Martin steps down, pizza Parliament looms
  44. HARPER'S THIN BLUE LINE Tories win slim minority, Martin steps down, unstable Parliament looms
  45. Battle with 'dark side' just beginning
  46. Liberals must remember John Tory is no Mike Harris
  47. Coal-plant pledge fuels angst
  48. McGuinty's plan to shut coal plants takes a hit Keeping promise would put energy supply at risk, Ontario electricity manager says
  49. Harris-era trio goes to Ottawa
  50. Ontario to entice first-time students
  51. LCBO could use splash of competition
  52. McGuinty's plan to shut coal plants takes a hit Keeping promise would put energy supply at risk, Ontario electricity manager says
  53. Ex-premier succinct, not unduly defensive as he starts testimony
  54. Queen's Park mystifies energy executives
  55. Public will ensure commitments, PM says
  56. Website's a start toward cutting medical waits
  57. Murray Campbell
  58. The one who got away
  59. Europe had peace
  60. Mussolini shot, Himmler suggested surrender
  61. War machine crumbles
  62. Soviet push
  63. Heartbreaking tales
  64. Allied juggernaut
  65. Ontario to entice first-time students
  66. McGuinty's Liberals skate through Question Period no more
  67. Ipperwash memory muddle began at a very odd meeting
  68. Striking a blow for democracy
  69. Ontario to cut delays in human-rights cases Proposed changes would let citizens appeal directly to tribunal body
  70. Harris factor could cut both ways for Tory
  71. Forestry industry lauds Ontario aid plan
  72. McGuinty wins battle without firing a shot
  73. In search of quality for higher education
  74. McGuinty's greenbelt initiative a success
  75. Ontario to cut delays in human-rights cases Proposed changes would let citizens appeal directly to tribunal body
  76. Even reporters can't get excited about LHINs
  77. Forestry industry lauds Ontario aid plan
  78. Ontario to provide $220-million in forestry aid
  79. Why any wish for a government jet won't fly
  80. Questions of public research, public good
  81. Students pay now, Ontario will pay later
  82. The man still knows how to draw a crowd
  83. Flaherty steps with care in new shoes
  84. MP calls equalization system a mess Liberal side deals to blame, Flaherty says, hinting they may have to be revisited
  85. Proposed law risks leaving school boards essentially powerless
  86. Disabilities group criticizes rights plan
  87. Flaherty slams Martin government's equalization deals
  88. MP calls equalization system a mess Liberal side deals to blame, Flaherty says, hinting they may have to be revisited
  89. The budget deficit/surplus guessing game
  90. Disabilities group criticizes rights plan
  91. Duncan finally gets to utter McGuinty's mantra
  92. Those other budget priorities . . .
  93. Home-assessment system condemned Property corporation disdains taxpayers, displays 'superiority complex,' report says
  94. McGuinty's fiscal fuming a sign of spring
  95. 407 tolls won't be rolled back Ontario agrees to drop legal challenges in return for reward program for users
  96. PM accused of deferring to Bush on border ID cards
  97. Liberals would be wise to act on assessment issue
  98. McGuinty to shuffle cabinet as Kennedy pursues dream
  99. ID cards will hurt tourism, McGuinty predicts
  100. Home-assessment system condemned Property corporation disdains taxpayers, displays 'superiority complex,' report says