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PETER JON MITCHELL: The state cannot replace the family. It and the institutions it empowers cannot replicate a loving, nurturing family
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Doctor on a mission to help patients accept death as a part of life
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Conflict Coach: How to approach difficult conversations
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Taking the stress out of Christmas, preserving the joy
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Canada has a baby-making problem
PETER JON MITCHELL: Missing marriages, empty baby carriages
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Can we afford $10-a-day childcare?
ROSLYN KUNIN: Should taxpayers be paying billions to subsidize the many parents who could easily pay more than $10 a day?
When spouses disagree on the best course of treatment for their kids
MORDECHAI ROTHMAN: Each parent wants what is best for their child, but their version of what that is tends to differ (FREE)
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