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Monthly Archives: May 2009
African Aid Must Stop (1)
Born and raised in Zambia but educated at Oxford and Harvard, Dambisa Moyo was an uncommon face as a black woman in the world of high finance. Now with the publication of her book Dead Aid, she has become an … Continue reading
MacLeans On EI Reform
Perhaps it’s a sign of the tough economic times. As the ranks of the jobless continue to swell in Canada, politicians have taken to bickering over just what to do with them. Over the past month, the Liberals have made … Continue reading
A Whiff of Revolution In The Air (8)
Great Britain is currently suffering through one of the most deplorable scandals in its long history of democracy. Several House of Commons members have been helping themselves from government coffers. Perhaps its time for a systemic shake-up. In Westminster there … Continue reading
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‘Honour killings’ Conviction
A “twisted sense of values” led an Ottawa man to murder his sister and the man she loved, the judge in an honour killing trial said Saturday. “You put your own self-esteem over those of your own sister and the … Continue reading
The great carbon credit con
In the fields around this giant chemicals factory in Gujarat, the barren soil smells of paint stripper and the water from the well makes you gag. So why has it been given tens of millions of pounds of taxpayer-funded UN … Continue reading
Borderline breakdown
The greatest test of whether the election of President Barack Obama will really repair the strains in Canada-U.S. relations gets under way this month when the secretary of homeland security, Janet Napolitano, comes to visit. The transformation of land border … Continue reading
Police: Tori may never be found (2)
FERGUS, Ont. — As the search for the remains of Victoria (Tori) Stafford continued, her father has been told to brace himself for the possibility that the body of his eight-year-old daughter may never be found. Police delivered the grim … Continue reading
Goodspeed: Defiant Epitaph
North Korean dictator Kim Jong Il usually plays the part of a pudgy demigod — mysterious, aloof, slightly bored and comfortably overweight. For decades he has been a fat man in a country regularly visited by famine. But this week, … Continue reading
D-Day – and the Allies are at war
As the 65th anniversary of D-Day approaches, the rivalries between the US and British commanders that almost scuppered the invasion. The invasion of France in 1944 has always been seen as one of the greatest triumphs of meticulous planning and … Continue reading
Army Starts Testing 'Judge Dredd' Weapon
The U.S. Army is set to start testing a computerized, high-tech projectile launcher that can take out bad guys hiding around corners and in caves or trenches, even if they’re out of the soldier’s line of sight. Some experts call … Continue reading
Weinstein: The Price of Cheap
It was a David and Goliath battle from the beginning: a small American photo paper distributor suing the largest national photosensitive materials manufacturer in China. Only this time, David may come up short. In 2006, California-based Royal Marketing Inc. made … Continue reading
GM now a penny stock
NEW YORK–Shares of General Motors Corp. fell below $1 on Friday for the first time in 76 years as the struggling automaker approached a government-imposed restructuring deadline and a likely filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.
GM shares lost more than 22 per cent to fall as low as 87 cents in morning trading. It was the stock’s lowest trade since April 18, 1933, according to the Center for Research in Security Prices at the University of Chicago. Continue reading