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If it will take some thirty years for the American government documents about 9/11 to be made public, why then the extreme right wing media viciously attacks those who doubt the official version of the events?
Kitchener city council candidate Dr. Debra Chapman is urging everyone to exercise their democratic right to vote in Ontario's municipal elections, on Monday October 25.
When Stephen Harper became Prime Minister, after his party won a minority government in the 2006 election, he had a wealth of experience in politics, but little else: he had never had a full time job outside of politics in his life.
While a couple of Canadian university professors agree that Muslims are marginalized and stigmatized in Canadian society, they view the problem, and thus solutions to it, very differently.
In a September 25 opinion piece in the National Post, Jonathan Kay sets out to dispel the myths about "conspiracy theorists," - an all-encompassing term, regardless of the factual evidence presented in support of a theory.
Toronto police is facing several multi-million dollar class action lawsuits as a result of its conduct at the G20 in Toronto last summer. The citizens of Ontario ought to be asking themselves how they got into this situation.
The Obama administration has always felt that Pakistan was the key to winning the war in Afghanistan. But, for unknown reasons - perhaps the arrogance of a superpower - it felt it could bend the will of the Pakistani government and military to put the United State's interests ahead of its own.
A CSIS investigation which began in 2003, as a national security issue, has resulted in a Toronto area Imam being cleared of child pornography charges.
In a victory only those closest to him could have even hoped for, Calgary's Mayor-elect Naheed Nenshi has become the first Muslim Mayor of a major Canadian city.
Canada's failure to obtain a seat on the UN Security Council is a clear indication that a large part of the world doesn't agree with the Harper government's characterization of Canada's foreign policy as "principled."
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