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Alberta and Me

From a land of oil, true enough

Referendum? What Referendum?

A constitutional expert argues that the federal insistence on clarity has paid off

The Grey Plateau

When the world stopped five years ago

W. A. Bogart

W.A. Bogart is a professor of law at the University of Windsor.

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W. A. Bogart

"This Dreadful Vice"

Is it gambling or government addiction to gambling that’s the problem? June 2009
“One vast casino.” Such was the description of Regency England by the venerable historian G.M Trevelyan. Gaming, long popular, reached Gaming, long popular, reached a feverish peak in the early 19th century. It was ubiquitous: from the grandest country homes of the upper classes to the slums of the poorest of the poor. Wagers were the preferred way to settle many a…