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Tag Archives: peter worthington
Worthington: Never-ending war rages on bureaucracy
Lt.-Gen. Andrew Leslie’s vaunted report on restructuring and streamlining the Canadian military (mainly the army, it seems) is apparently causing shock waves among those who’ve read it. Leslie is now retired, and can speak more freely. He’s quoted in Maclean’s as … Continue reading
Worthington: Canada should welcome its Afghan interpreters
TORONTO – Every day there seem to be reminders that we, the country, must do well by the soldiers returning from Afghanistan. It is one of the issues on which most Canadians agree, and certainly all political parties pay homage … Continue reading
Worthington: The problem with foreign aid
TORONTO - A lot of people, ranging from the respected Fraser Institute to African economists, regard foreign aid programs as mostly useless. Others, like U.S. libertarian presidential contender Ron Paul, see foreign aid as an instrument that props up dictators — a … Continue reading
Worthington: Taste of what’s to come?
If you want to know what the social, cultural and racial trend is in Europe — and every country is different — look no further than Denmark. No country adopted multiculturalism and ethnic tolerance with the enthusiasm and idealism of … Continue reading
Sun TV's foes helping its cause
Ever since the announcement that Sun TV was going to become a version of Fox News North, commentators have had a field day. “Fox News North” is an outsider’s term, usually meant disparagingly, though the revised channel could do a … Continue reading
Veterans need separate agency
Arguably, the worst thing that could happen to Canada’s shrinking number of Second World War and Korea veterans — now down to about 150,000 — and the growing number of Afghanistan vets would be the merging of Veterans Affairs Canada … Continue reading
Quit the pandering
By ordering a review of affirmative-action policies in the 1986 Public Service Employment Equity Act, the federal government gets top marks for nerve, but low marks for common sense. Sure, affirmative action as it’s often implemented is an insult to … Continue reading
Khadr's doing just fine in Gitmo
It’s tempting to think Omar Khadr is a lot smarter than the people who are keeping him in Guantanamo, or the people trying to get him returned to Canada. By firing his lawyers, he may have delayed or postponed his … Continue reading
Steer clear of Congo
To the dismay of the UN, the NDP and the Toronto Star, Prime Minister Stephen Harper has categorically said “no” to Canada sending a mission and a top general to the Congo. Is that a sigh of relief we hear … Continue reading
So bad it might pass
Periodically, a private member’s bill is introduced in Parliament that is so foolish and illogical it has no chance, yet because it’s so asinine rational folk fear it might pass. Such a bill is C-428, proposed by Ruby Dhalla (of … Continue reading
Cuts erode our military
Last week, Gov. Gen. Michaelle Jean made an emotional visit to her birthland of Haiti, where she made a point of praising Canadian soldiers at the town of Leogane who are providing relief and fresh water to some 20,000 Haitians. … Continue reading