Anthony Westell - On the other hand
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Aug. 4, 2006
Just where does the solution to the Mideast crisis lie?
"Imagine how we would feel if the UN decided to make a homeland for Muslims in Canada by partitioning, say, Nova Scotia."
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ANTHONY WESTELL
RETIRED JOURNALIST
Anthony Westell was Globe and Mail bureau chief in Ottawa, 1964-69, and later a national affairs columnist for the Toronto Star.
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