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A Big Blue wake-up call
In all of Alberta’s 104-year history, just four parties have governed the province. Each was replaced by a challenger perceived to be to the right of the incumbent party: the Liberals by the United Farmers of Alberta, the UFA by … Continue reading
The Liberals' body-bag farce
The great body-bag “controversy” of 2009 has degenerated into farce. When shipments of pandemic-preparedness supplies were sent to remote aboriginal communities in northern Manitoba last month, locals were stunned to discover that in some cases, they included large quantities of … Continue reading
At the president's pleasure
A teacher was told by a 15-year-old high school sophomore that he was having homosexual sex with an “older man.” At the very least, statutory rape occurred. Fox News reported that the teacher violated a state law requiring that he … Continue reading
Reid blocks ACORN probe
ACORN — the Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now — is stinking up Washington. And this is far more significant than if a suspiciously large number of operatives for a purely “private” outfit had been found systematically bending and … Continue reading
Stéphane Dion deserves better
Fastidious voters who hope to retain a shred of faith in the democratic system should probably avoid too close a study of the internal machinations of political parties. They are seldom less than ruthless and never pretty. But even by … Continue reading
Obama's Missile Offense
President Obama promised he would win America friends where, under George W. Bush, it had antagonists. The reality is that the U.S. is working hard to create antagonists where it previously had friends. That’s one conclusion to draw from President … Continue reading
Grounded at Ground Zero
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Sowing moral confusion
On Friday, before his troops had properly secured the area, a German commander with NATO forces in northern Afghanistan called for an American air strike on two stolen gasoline tankers. The Americans’ bombs landed while civilians were still mingling around … Continue reading
Labour under a shadow
Organized labour holds its annual march in Toronto today under the shadow of recession and globalization. Together, the twin forces have stripped working people of jobs and benefits – some of which may never come back. “Throughout the media we … Continue reading
Wishful thinking? (1)
All spring and summer, Michael Ignatieff’s Liberals fulminated that the Conservative government was being too cheap with Employment Insurance, refusing to authorize payouts for those who had worked only 360 hours. Stephen Harper had better yield on this issue, they … Continue reading
Something rotten
The unanswered question after yesterday’s dramatic housecleaning at the government-owned Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corp. is just how much more there is to this story. Finance Minister Dwight Duncan was guarded, saying only that fired CEO Kelly McDougald, was “severed … Continue reading