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Committee for the Republic of Canada campaigning in Toronto Special

Toronto - Members from the Committee for the Republic of Canada were at Queen and Yonge Streets today raising awareness of their political party.

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Op-Ed: How Obama and Prince Philip planned the East African famine

If you thought the Kennedy assassination conspiracy theorists were living in cloud cuckooland, you haven’t heard of Lyndon LaRouche.

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LaRouche demonstrators accused of hate speech

On Tuesday, demonstrators in support of former Presidential candidate and Economist Lyndon LaRouche were accuse of hate speech as they handed out LaRouche material and held a photo of President Barack Obama with a Hitler moustache.

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International Lyndon LaRouche webcast on November 11 Special

On Wednesday November 11, Lyndon LaRouche will be delivering an international webcast to discuss crucial issues such as agreements between Russia and China and issues facing the United States.

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Anti-Obama Politics at Toronto's Dundas Subway Station Special

It is very rare to see United States politics in Canadian subway stations but for a group of Lyndon LaRouche supporters, it is very important to get LaRouche's message to the general population.

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Manitoba skip Jones takes bronze at Scotties

Manitoba's Jennifer Jones wins the bronze medal at the Canadian women's curling championship with an 8-6 win over Quebec's Marie-France Larouche.

Canada's Rush leads at bobsleigh worlds

Lyndon Rush of Canada is the leader halfway through the two-man competition at the World Bobsleigh Championships.

Russell: Gridiron guys turn bobsleigh beasts

Lyndon Rush and Jesse Lumsden are emerging stars in Canadian bobsleigh, but the former football players weren't exactly born into their new sport, writes Scott Russell.

Canadians Rush, Lumsden win bobsleigh gold

Canada's Lyndon Rush and Jesse Lumsden won their first two-man bobsleigh World Cup gold medal on Friday.

Holland squanders chance for lead at Hearts

The defending Canadian women's curling champions squandered an opportunity to take sole possession of first place in the standings Tuesday at the Scotties Tournament of Hearts. Amber Holland's team gave up a steal of one in the 10th and another steal of three in an extra end to hand Quebec's Marie-France Larouche an 8-5 win.