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Articles in November, 2000 issue of Report Newsmagazine, The

• Cure for cultural amnesia: Alberta's Provincial Museum celebrates 2,000 years of interaction between Jesus and the world.
  by Shafer Parker
• New reproductive technology.
  by Celeste McGovern
• (Canada's) economy.
• Dispensing with caution: B.C.'s decision to speed up distribution of an abortion pill may be copied in Ontario.
  by Terry O'Neill
• Urge to purge returns: the Canadian Alliance, aping Reform, cancels the membership of political dissidents.
  by Kevin Michael Grace
• Belated story: a Canadian regiment gets overdue credit for a pivotal moment in Holland's 1945 liberation.
  by Colby Cosh
• Crime: (three corrections officers caught smuggling sperm).
  by Celeste McGovern
• Mining (delayed near Jasper National Park).
• Uncensored radio: by broadcasting on the Internet, Essentialtalk has escaped the CRTC thought police.
  by Mike Byfield
• Tax-funded protests forever: 500 students riot in Toronto against the prospect of private univerisities.
  by Shafer Parker
• War on the Web.
• Travels with Chucky: an eccentric French wayfarer loses his beloved beast of burden to an imcompetent hunter.
  by Marnie Ko
• `Workers are guaranteed to lose': one man's experience with Alberta's WCB reveals a system in need of overhaul.
  by Candis McLean
• Telecommunications (industry).
• Freedom to kill: a former member of the Grim Reapers reveals how biker gangs recruit young people.
  by Candis McLean
• Fighting the (Jane) Stewart resolution.
  by Colby Cosh
• Would journalist David Staples please stop imposing his agnosticism on the rest of us.
  by Ted Byfield; Virginia Byfield
• Sex ed (in Russia).
  by Celeste McGovern
• Tourism: (The Trans Canada Trail).
• Last chapter isn't written: misfortune's of book discounters give hope to Canada's battered independents.
  by Kevin Michael Grace
• Ghost of scandals past: criminal charges against Glen Clark spoil the B.C.'s NDP's pre-election war party.
  by Terry O'Neill
• Gift that lasts: (Margaret Trudeau-Kemper will raise funds to dig another well in Uganda dedicated to her late husband).
• Satan on the silver screen: the dream factory embraces the nightmare and unleashes a host of demonic films.
  by Kevin Michael Grace
• Extra, extra, read all about it! (Gordon McMullan).
• Finance (industry).
• If living creatures are just machines, how can any of us have `rights'?
  by Ian Hunter
• Shawinigan slush: voters know Prime Minister Chretien practises large-scale graft, but they may not care.
  by Terry O'Neill
• Canada's Rambo: a gung-ho former captain's (Michel Rainville) alleged excesses haunt him in court.
  by Marnie Ko
• Fashion (bra).
  by Celeste McGovern
• Transportation (at the Port of Churchill).
• Troubling connexions: sales innocents pay up to 40,000 for jobs they can't do.
  by Mike Byfield
• New light on Gordon Wilson's Sikh allies.
• Send out for a Guinness-scale pizza: (Jeff Parker sells world's largest pizza).
• Instead of evading thorny issues, nice-guy (Stockwell) Day should take his cue from the Bible.
  by Ted Byfield
• Magnetic toning shots: most Canadians may want to lose weight, but the experts can't agree on how.
  by Marnie Ko
• Aging baby boomers will be given the same consideration and morality they gave their kids.
  by Mariette Ulrich
• Wasteful treatment plant: Bovar decides to wash its hands of Alberta's problematic Swan Hills incinerator.
  by Colby Cosh
• Don't visit, it just encourages them.
• Ontario ridings that will tell the tale of Election 2000.
• Killer arguements for life.
• Seeing red: mass-produced lasers are a new menace.
  by Vivian Zenari
• Eclectica: (the United States election).
  by Kevin Michael Grace
• Life is not priceless: the irrationality of Canada's safety regulations wastes money and lives.
  by Mike Byfield
• Why we love Castro: and why (Jean) Chretien also secretly supports the U.S. embargo that keeps Cuba poor.
  by Terry O'Neill
• Hate as a `Canadian value': (Jean) Chretien's smear campaign against Stockwell Day and his party pays off in the early going.
  by Paul Bunner
• Brave new mercy.
• Medicine: (hand transplant).
  by Celeste McGovern
• Marketing (of OJ Simpson).
• Judgement day: (judicial decisions made by courts across Canada).
  by John Carpay
• Accidental moralist: a small-town businessman (Greg Gomersall) pays a price for refunding to join the funerary orgy for PET.
  by Colby Cosh
• Reminder to Ontario's opposition parties that he governs best who governs least.
  by Shafer Parker
• Charter revolution and the court party.
• It's all happening at the Frankenzoo.
  by Celeste McGovern
• Case for a regulated oil price.
  by Mike Byfield
• Internet appliances start to reach the market.
• If it walks like un canard: Ottawa residents say creeping bilingualism is being substituted for the official kind.
  by Shafer Parker
• There are ways of silencing people like Eminem without even using a bullet.
  by Link Byfield