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Monthly Archives: March 2010
World Mar. 31st, 2010 (10)
#1 — BBC | Twelve killed by twin bombings in Russia’s Dagestan At least 12 people, including a top local police official, have been killed by two suicide bombings in Russia’s North Caucasus republic of Dagestan. [...] #2 — BBC … Continue reading
Canada Mar. 31st, 2010 (10)
#1 — CBC | Quebec budget hikes fees, sales and fuel tax Quebecers are being forced to bear an even bigger tax burden, with a slew of new fee hikes, including for health-care services, as the Liberal government wrestles with … Continue reading
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Decriminalizing pot would devastate cartels
One step forward: California voters will get a chance in November to decide if the state should legalize marijuana. Two steps backward: Secretary of State Hillary Clinton recently told authorities in Mexico that the United States was looking at anything … Continue reading
Afternoon Update Mar. 30th, 2010 (16)
Canada #1 — NP | McParland: Delusions of greatness It shouldn’t come as a surprise to anyone that the Liberal party’s weekend get-together failed to uncover a brave new platform on which the party could coast once again to the … Continue reading
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PRUDEN: Shunning the party of whiners
We’re not yet a nation wholly of whiners, but some of our congresspersons are working on it. Democrats who should have been taking a victory lap spent a week cowering in fear of the contents of a tea cup. No … Continue reading
First high-energy collisions carried out in Geneva
The first high-energy collisions between particle beams have taken place at the Large Hadron Collider, ending more than a year of frustration for scientists in Geneva. Collisions occurred just after noon BST, five hours after scheduled, but well within the … Continue reading
Tories seeking Grit knockout blow
Stephen Harper’s chutzpah. There’s nothing like it. Remember his election-finance manouevre of some time ago, the one that stank the joint out, almost toppling his government? It’s back. The Conservatives have confirmed that the measure, which would eliminate the per-vote … Continue reading
Incredible shrinking Ignatieff
Mchael Ignatieff is cooked. The reason is not that his party is in disarray or that he’s about as popular as cold toast or that Stephen Harper is a charismatic genius. The reason is that Canada has changed, but the … Continue reading
Conservatives make overdue progress on immigration (1)
First a hug, then the hammer. Immigration Minister Jason Kenney did a smiling impersonation of a warm and furry welcome mat on Monday, throwing open Canada’s arms to a higher wave of refugees for resettlement here, the winners qualifying for … Continue reading
Global Warming Advocates Threaten Blizzard of Lawsuits (3)
Environmentalists, unable to squeeze “cap and trade” rules through the U.S. Senate, have a new strategy for combating what they believe is man-made global warming: They’re going to sue. They’re revving up their briefs and getting ready to shop for … Continue reading
Same Old Liberals
According to several sources, the buzz at the Liberal Thinkers’ Conference was new taxes, among them the reviled and rejected carbon tax. Stephane Dion put all his eggs in the carbon basket in the 2008 election, and was thoroughly rebuked … Continue reading
