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This week we talk about three subjects: the future of Canada’s embattled upper house; the federal government’s proposed rule changes for dual citizens; and term limits for Toronto city councilors.
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Welcome to the Toronto Star editorial board’s weekly podcast. The board is responsible for the editorials that appear every day in the Star, and every day we have a lively discussion on what to write about, and what to say. The podcast gives us a chance to share some of those debates with Star readers.
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