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Category Archives: Constitution
Looking back to the future
Now the opposition are having fits over the Harper administration … Not really necessary to complete that sentence, is it? But I’m thinking about them being shocked and appalled at Tory MPs wondering how history is taught in Canada.
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Posted in Columns, Constitution, Education, Government, History, International, Parliament, Politics
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B.C. NDP playing dangerous politics with oil
Oil pipelines arouse strong passions. Unfortunately in B.C. they may also be about to arouse bad policy on a major scale.
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Posted in Columns, Constitution, Economics, Government, Infrastructure, Politics
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Less freedoms isn’t safer
New York City mayor Michael Bloomberg told a press conference Monday that Americans have to give up some freedom to be safe from terrorism. Because some Canadians make the same argument it’s important to see why it couldn’t be more … Continue reading
Posted in Columns, Constitution, Government, History, International, Terrorism, United States
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MPs need the elusive quiet
For Christians Easter Sunday is an eerie pause between Good Friday’s tumult and the even greater upheaval of Easter Monday, so quiet, C.S. Lewis says in the Narnia Chronicles, “you feel as if nothing was ever going to happen again.” … Continue reading
Posted in Abortion, Arts & culture, Columns, Constitution, Family and Gender, Freedom of speech, Government, Health care, History, International, Parliament, Politics, Religion
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Metis ruling only confuses matters more
If you believe in the rule of law it is painful to contemplate how the Canadian government broke its solemn 1870 promise to give land to Métis children in Manitoba. And almost as painful to read the Supreme Court’s effort … Continue reading
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