Cadman bribery offers shadow Canadian politics
The piece argues that Conservative officials allegedly offered Chuck Cadman a $1 million life insurance policy in May 2005 to topple Liberal PM Paul Martin, casting doubt on minority government ethics. It notes Cadman’s radio interview and Prime Minister Harper's denials, urging accountability for those who made the offer.
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Golf rising as the most popular sport in Canada
Canadians watch more sports on TV than they play, with only three in ten adults active. Golf has surged to become the country's top sport, replacing ice hockey as participation grows among baby boomers aging. Workplace wellness programs and habits influence activity, while income age and mobility shape access.
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