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Crowley: EI has caused shameful damage down east
Critics of the federal government’s plan to press workers on employment insurance (EI) to accept available work remind me of Captain Renault walking into Rick’s Nightclub in the film Casablanca. They are shocked — shocked, mind you — to discover … Continue reading
Goodspeed Analysis: Power struggle developing between neo-Maoists, reformers ahead of party congress
There are growing signs of an intense power struggle in China before this fall’s crucial Communist party congress that will install a new generation of leaders. Ideological disagreements over the direction China should take are matched by a growing clash … Continue reading
Fire, barricades, and a Rolling Stone: Quebec protests make waves
A plan to restore order in Montreal appeared to erupt in smoke late Saturday, with fiery blockades blazing on a busy downtown street corner in a dispute gaining international attention. Groups of protesters built pyres from plastic traffic cones and … Continue reading
Russell: Throwing wood on the Quebec-separation fire
The possibility of Quebec leaving the federation is an emotional issue — as I found out recently. This education started last week, when the Letters page asked readers: “Does Quebec still have a future in Canada?” Approximately 60 readers responded. … Continue reading
Police struggling to cope with emboldened riot culture in Canada
In Toronto, at the G20 protests in 2010, police went in hard — batons flailing, arrests sweeping — and the outcome was a mess: destroyed property, public havoc and an outcry over police tactics. Fast-forward to this week in Montreal; … Continue reading
Fernandez: One Day More
A question was posed on a recent open thread: would the EU let Greece exit, or would they attempt to keep the currency in the fold. As a bonus, readers were asked to choose which song the Fat Lady would sing … Continue reading
Murphy: How recklessly unCanadian (1)
It’s one of the unglamorous but efficient virtues of our federation that — usually — we manage to keep our fractiousness on low boil. A well-cultivated taste for moderation and a reasonable middle way is justly lauded as an element … Continue reading
Row over Angela Merkel call for Greek euro referendum (15)
German relations with Greece were further strained last night as Angela Merkel called for Greece to determine its European future once and for all by holding a referendum on its euro membership alongside next month’s general election. A German government … Continue reading
China denounces US duties on solar panels
China has voiced its anger over a preliminary decision by the US administration to levy heavy duties on solar panels. Washington believes that China’s current price policies undermine fair competition. China on Friday criticized US tariffs on solar panels, saying … Continue reading
Hours after crackdown bill passes, Montreal protest erupts in violence (1)
MONTREAL — Molotov cocktails were tossed during a large protest designed as an act of defiance Friday against a legal crackdown by the Quebec government. Through most of the night the thousands-strong crowd remained peaceful as it sought to make … Continue reading
Is the EI system making it more attractive to not work?
Jenna Somerton views her layoff from a job at Algonquin College in June of 2010 as a blessing in disguise: She lived on employment insurance benefits for eight months, took stock and decided what she really wanted to do with … Continue reading