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Canadian National Security and Immigration
on Apr 5, 2007 in immigration terrorism Liberal Party of Canada Canadian politics national security Irwin Cotler's approach to Canadian national security and immigration is expressed beautifully in a news release on his site. In the debate over two clauses of the Anti-Terrorism Act, Cotler kept a cool head and showed that the security and human rig...
Canada's special environmental needs
on Jun 2, 2007 in canadian politics stephen harper environment According to Stephen Harper, Canada needs to be held to a different standard than the rest of the G8 when it comes to the environment. Why? Because of our "growing economy, population, and oil industry".Huh? we need special consideration in terms of...
More on Harper's environment
on Jun 6, 2007 in ndp liberals canadian politics conservatives environment The Penumbra Institute is an environmental think tank. They looked over the Conservative party's "made in Canada" environmental plan, and according to CTV news, found it to be "riddled with loopholes, especially ones favouring the oil industry".You k...
Useless Idiot
on Apr 16, 2008 in Charles McVety censorship Canadian politics Canadian law Bill C-10 This is too funny! I really cannot get over quite how stupid Charles McVety really is. I mean there are activists who are grandstanding, brash, in-your-face, what have you - and yes they come off as idiots, but they make their point. Every time I've...
God bless uppity women!
on Jun 1, 2008 in human rights Canadian politics news reel women's rights + Former NDP leader and current Halifax MP, Alexa McDonough, has just announced her retirement, and continues to point out the lack of female involvement in Canadian politics + Louise Arbour, the outgoing United Nations human rights chief (and a Cana...