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Monthly Archives: June 2009
ACES Up Her Sleeve (1)
Well before Barack Obama brought hope to the White House, Congresswoman Nancy Pelosi was adamant that something new and different and wonderful had arrived. In 2006, the incoming Speaker pledged that hers would be the “most honest, most open, and … Continue reading
Court upholds 'anti-gang' law
The Ontario Court of Appeal has dismissed a constitutional challenge to Parliament’s anti-gang law, upholding the convictions of two former Hells Angels found guilty of committing extortion “in association with” a criminal organization. Steven “Tiger” Lindsay and Raymond Bonner argued … Continue reading
Merkel Pledges Tax Cuts Despite Rising Deficit
BERLIN — German Chancellor Angela Merkel defended her plan to cut taxes despite the country’s soaring budget deficit as she introduced her conservative alliance’s manifesto ahead of national elections in September. Lower incomes taxes would “provide motivation” and encourage economic … Continue reading
Banana Democrats (5)
During his campaign, President Obama made a big deal of criticizing leaders who are elected democratically but don’t govern democratically. He’s had a chance to show that it mattered in Honduras. He didn’t. That’s the sorry story as Honduras’ now … Continue reading
Bevan: Purdum's Hit on Palin (1)
Todd Purdum pulls down the black ski mask and whips out the sawed off shotgun for this utterly predictable hit piece on Sarah Palin in the August issue of Vanity Fair. To be clear, there are three certainties in life: … Continue reading
Oil sands to take hit from U.S. bill
Alberta’s oil sands producers and their U.S. refiners face sharply higher costs to reduce greenhouse gas emissions under legislation approved by the U.S. House of Representatives and championed by U.S. President Barack Obama. The American Clean Energy and Security Act, … Continue reading
Zelaya vows to return to Honduras (3)
The exiled Honduran President Manuel Zelaya has said he will return to his country later this week after addressing the United Nations in New York to protest the coup that ousted him from power. “I go to Tegucigalpa on Thursday,” … Continue reading
Wells: Harper’s next big chance
In the last week of May, Prime Minister Stephen Harper met with his top political advisers and the Conservative party campaign team. He “put all the troops on high election alert,” an adviser said last week, “and told them to … Continue reading
US leaving Iraq's cities
US troops are withdrawing from towns and cities in Iraq, six years after the invasion, having formally handed over security duties to new Iraqi forces. A public holiday – National Sovereignty Day – has been declared, and the capital, Baghdad, … Continue reading
Chrysler workers back at work
Chrysler workers in Ontario were back on the job Monday after the auto manufacturer halted production for two months while it was undergoing bankruptcy proceedings in the U.S. About 3,500 workers who work the morning and afternoon shift returned to … Continue reading
Airbus with 153 on board crashes (2)
A desperate search was underway last night after a Yemeni airliner with 153 people on board crashed in bad weather in the Indian Ocean archipelago of Comoros. The Airbus 310, which belonged to the Yemeni state carrier Yemenia, was coming … Continue reading
Tory leader chides city unions
Public sector unions like Toronto’s striking civic workers need to “get a grip” and realize they don’t have life so bad compared with most of the taxpayers they serve, Progressive Conservative Leader Tim Hudak said in his first day on … Continue reading