The best of Canadian Political Blogs. Opinion and commentary from a variety of sources, well written and representing the full spectrum of political thought.
I present to you four links: One that discusses a woman's survival from one of the worst episodes in human history and three that look at the darkness of the present day!
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If you're wondering why recent antics by Harper's Ministers of Fear are giving you a sick feeling of Déjà vu, there's good reason. Everything old is new again apparently. These old dogs have learned no new tricks, they've just learned trickier new ways of selling their old ideas to a new, bigger audience of Canadians. Here are just some of the greatest hits being re-issued for your listening pleasure:
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It sounds like a scene straight out of a gangster movie. A new gang looks to take over a rival's territory. Thugs show up at a store and tell the merchant it'd be a shame if anything happened to his business but they can make sure he's protected - for a price. The shopkeeper, caught between two rival gangs, has to make a decision that might cost him his business or even his life.
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May 16, 2012
| Author: Michael Hammond
| Source: the Commons
Amid all the chaos in Quebec over the government’s decision to hike tuition fees, there lies an essential debate that has been lost. Affordable education is something worth discussing. Too bad this debate has been lost after months of protests, bull-headedness and now violence. From what I’ve read in the English media, and in some [...]
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Firearms lawyer Solomon Friedman looks at the jurisdiction battle going on between Ontario's Chief Firearms Officer and Ottawa. Continue reading →
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On the plane to Peru, cut off from my usually endless sources of news which perennially gives me causes to vent frustration at, I am reduced to unleashing my criticism upon smaller and more benign foes. In this case, the rather nauseating, if largely unimportant, nomenclature of "Executive First Class" airplane seats.
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