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S tephen Harper’s Tories wrapped themselves in the Canadian flag in Question Period today, aggressively accusing the Liberals of being anti-soldier, anti-athlete and by default, anti-Canadian. “When will they stop attacking these men and women who are...
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Top Global Thinkers in the current issue of Foreign Policy magazine. You can find him between, Peruvian novelist Mario Vargas Llosa and Francis Fukuyama, a political philosopher at Washington’s Johns Hopkins University. The citation about Mr. Ignatieff...
Tags: Michael Ignatieff, Mr. Ignatieff, Mr. Graham, Peru, Lima
There is much at stake when it comes to the controversial issue of the harmonized-sales tax: big decisions for political leaders but also a big decision for the country. Michael Ignatieff and his Liberals are still thinking about what they should do about...
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I t used to be the case that if more voters thought the country was “going in the wrong direction,” more voters thought it was time to change governments...To some degree this has to do with the fact that perceptions of Stephen Harper have been improving...
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Damon Duval kicked a 33-yard field goal on the last play of the game to give the Montreal Alouettes a 28-27 comeback victory over a stunned set of Saskatchewan Roughriders in the 97th Grey Cup game at Calgary on Sunday. A Calgary man accused of killing...
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Last updated on Monday, Nov. 30, 2009 3:28AM EST T he federal Conservative government is planning to introduce back-to-work legislation today to force an end to a strike by Canadian National's locomotive engineers that threatens to set back Canada's...
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Kamalesh Sharma, to discuss the relevance of the grouping in today's evolving global power structure...The Port of Spain Climate Change Consensus that Commonwealth leaders adopted was reached at the end of a special meeting also attended by French President...
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I t is striking to sit in the House of Commons during Question Period and watch how the big issues of the day are divvied up along gender lines. Consider two of the significant stories of this fall – the H1N1 crisis and the allegations of torture of Afghan...
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When the going gets tough in politics, the tough start skating. That was Bob Rae's candid admission on Friday, while struggling to tell reporters how Liberals would be dealing with the troublesome issue of the harmonized sales tax and a looming vote next...
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P erusing my morning read, I see that your government plans next week to put Michael Ignatieff to an early test on the HST ...I know you have many other Liberal fish to fry, starting with Mr. Ignatieff having set a carbon reduction target on the very...
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