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Pierre Poilievre, Prime Minister Harper's Parliamentary Secretary, attended on February 11 a memorial service in Ottawa for six Copts murdered in Egypt as they were coming out of church on January 7, Christmas day on the Copt calendar.
Ric Dagenais is the NDP candidate in the Ottawa riding of Nepean-Carleton.
Dear Olivia Chow: It was a pleasure meeting you and Jack at the Palais Royale on Saturday November 27 and discussing with you issues of mutual interest. I will be frank with you and tell you that our community is quite disappointed with the NDP's participation in the Canadian Parliamentary Coalition to Combat anti-Semitism (CPCCA).
Michael Keefer's new book Antisemitism Real and Imagined: Responses to the Canadian Parliamentary Coalition to Combat Antisemitism should be on the reading list of Canadians who value freedom of speech and resist all forms of racism in this country.
Well-informed sources are saying that Tunisian ex-president Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali, his wife, his family and his wife's family are expected to head to Canada after a stay of several months in Saudi Arabia. Canadians hope that the Harper government does not welcome one of the world's most corrupt leaders. France did not grant Ben Ali's plane landing rights and asked all members of his family already there to leave the country.
Something very strange is happening in science, says Dr. Chris Lintott, an astrophysics researcher at the University of Oxford.
Speaking at the recent Liberal convention, Canadian diplomat Robert Fowler had harsh words for both Liberal and Conservative foreign policy, and deeds, or lack thereof.
You could hardly call Islamic civilization "lost" - not in the sense of fabled Atlantis, for example -- but few people today know very much about it, or are even conscious of how many aspects of Western society owe their very existence to Islamic roots.
While watching the CBC National News daily for six days, The Canadian Charger was taken aback by how quickly it jumps from one topic to another, bombarding viewers with information so fast they don't have time to think about what they're being told. No in-depth coverage. Not much international news. Canadians deserve better.
Although health-related scientific studies seldom produce conclusive results, a recent CBC radio interview shows that harmful effects of cell phone radiation is becoming widely accepted.
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On July 7, 2024 in Toronto, Canada, Dimitri Lascaris delivered a speech on the right to resist oppression.