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Globe and Mail - May 16, 2012 Here in Ontario, the government has gone to war against the doctors again. This happens every time we are in the hole and the government has to rein in health care costs. |
The Media Co-op (blog) - May 12, 2012 Editor's Note: John Thibeau wrote this piece in response to Margaret Wente's original Globe and Mail article, which can be found here. |
DigitalJournal.com - May 9, 2012 Globe and Mail's Margaret Wente, one of Canada's leading columnists, in a May 5 article - “Is anybody normal any more? |
Calgary Herald - May 28, 2012 It is in this context that the Globe and Mail's Margaret Wente disparaged Quebec students who are fighting to keep their tuition fees at roughly the same levels as those paid by older generations of Canadians across the country. |
TheChronicleHerald.ca - Jun 2, 2012 Columnist Margaret Wente wrote in The Globe and Mail last week that it was middle-class and rich kids out protesting. “Few will ever have to stint on mochaccinos, or work with their hands,” she wrote. |
Montreal Gazette - May 26, 2012 Last weekend, Margaret Wente of the Globe and Mail took the image one step farther. Condemning the widespread demonstrations in Quebec, she wrote that: “The student protesters are the Greeks of Canada. |
National Post - May 8, 2012 The Globe and Mail's Margaret Wente reports on a disturbing purported trend of students levelling false allegations of low-level abuse at teachers, knowing that modern hyper-sensitivities will ensure they're dragged through the wringer for ages before ... |
rabble.ca (blog) - May 24, 2012 Margaret Wente's essay Tuition protesters are the Greeks of Canada published May 19, 2012 in The Globe and Mail is one illustration. |
National Post - May 19, 2012 but after eating Margaret Wente's albino alligator handbag as a way of demonstrating their verite, they were told that the CBC had standards, and to not hang by their phones waiting for a return call, even if Ms. |
The Mark - May 11, 2012 Starting this fall, you're going to have to actually pay to read Margaret Wente online, as The Globe and Mail has decided to try its luck with a paywall. |
OpenFile Montreal (blog) - May 17, 2012 Whether it's Margaret Wente in the Globe and Mail, Bert Archer in the Toronto Standard, Tim Knight at the Huffington Post or the deluge of abuse hurled Daniel Dale's way post-fencegate, our media overlords all agree: the media sucks, ... |
Straight.com - May 30, 2012 Because of this, some have called them “whiners” or, as Margaret Wente, a prominent Canadian columnist, put it, “the Greeks of Canada”. |
rabble.ca (blog) - May 25, 2012 Plus, be sure to visit Christopher Majka's post from Thursday, where he engages with Margaret Wente's suggestion Quebec students are entitled and greedy. |
National Post - May 22, 2012 Speaking of divisive demagoguery, here's the Globe's Margaret Wente venting spleen at Quebec students, and at Quebec society for filling their heads with economically unviable dreams of “cradle to grave,” government-guaranteed prosperity. |
DigitalJournal.com (press release) - May 23, 2012 Keynote presenter Margaret Wente, award-winning columnist with the Globe & Mail, will discuss Ontario's green energy policies. |
backofthebook.ca - May 14, 2012 The petty-bourgeois hack Margaret Wente did her ghastly Marie Antoinette impression. But now Michael Den Tandt has gone one deranged step further, and called for the Quebec students to be caned. |
National Post - May 14, 2012 The bully vs. the dog-eater The Globe and Mail's Margaret Wente is sure that a lot of political calculation went into Barack Obama's support for same-sex marriage rights, but she also suspects his thinking genuinely evolved in the same that way many ... |
OpenFile Montreal (blog) - May 19, 2012 In a column for The Globe and Mail, Margaret Wente compared Quebec's tuition protesters to debt-riddled Greece. While criticizing the province's “cradle-to-grave” social system, Wente claimed that rioting students are “overwhelmingly middle- to ... |
The Guardian - May 24, 2012 Margaret Wente, The Globe and Mail The Quebec model promises that the state will literally take care of you from cradle to grave, from $7-a-day daycare to your dying breath. |
The Mark - May 11, 2012 Starting this fall, you're going to have to actually pay to read Margaret Wente online, as The Globe and Mail has decided to try its luck with a paywall. |

