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Harper: Shipbuilding yes, but not the militarization of shipbuildingTony Seed
June 2, 2011
HALIFAX, NS - SHIPBUILDING is one of the traditional industries in the Maritimes, Quebec, certain lake ports in Ontario and British Columbia which is in crisis. Now, instead of resolving the crisis in favour of the people, the warmongering positions of the new Harper government include the militarization of all shipbuilding in Canada.
Harper: the poor can waitReuel S. Amdur
April 21, 2011
The report on poverty reduction by the House of Commons Human Resources, Skills and Social Development Committee took two and a half years to produce.
Harper: What Canadians should know Stephen Garvey
August 10, 2011
Two weeks prior to the 2011 federal election, the Foundation for Democratic Advancement (FDA) produced a non-partisan 226 page audit report on all federal registered political parties with a national platform barring the Bloc Québécois. The FDA electoral audit focused on a detailed background audit of the party leaders, audit of the visions and policies of the parties, and audit of the incumbency record of the Conservative Party. The nine-person audit team was diverse in terms of profession, gender, age and ethnicity.
Harper: What's in a name?Reuel S. Amdur
April 7, 2011
Recently, in what one hopes are the dying days of the present régime, shortly before the election writ was dropped official Ottawa ordered its servants to refer to "the Harper government" in all government communications. This kind of hucksterism is a hallmark of Stephen Harper and his Madison Avenue North minions.
Harpervision for Canada?The Canadian Charger
September 16, 2010
Is right-wing extremism coming to a television near you? In Canada the conspiracy is in the works.
Harper’s "war on terror"Scott Stockdale
January 1, 2015
In a recent article on Truth and Shadows website former award-winning newspaper reporter and editor Barrie Zwicker outlines his case for concluding that: "THE "TERRORIST" EVENTS of last October in Ottawa and two days earlier in St-Jean-sur-Richelieu bear all the hallmarks of a coordinated cross-border one-two punch false flag operation."
Has President Obama become a joke?Alan Hart
November 6, 2011
On October 22nd, in his radio address to his own people, and over the internet to those around the world who still think he is worth listening to, President Obama said, "This week we had two powerful reminders of how we've renewed American leadership in the world." That made me wonder which of the two d's should be applied to him - duplicitous or deluded. (I won't argue with any readers who might say that he is both because being duplicitous eventually makes you delusional. Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu is best proof of that).
Has the media finally turned against the Harper regime?Harper Watch – May 19 to 26
June 3, 2013
Prior to the 2011 election, the Conservatives pretty much owned the media. What criticism there was, was lukewarm and included some outrageous statements such as "Once Harper gets a majority, he will be able to ease up, be kinder, less controlling". And of course, the media repeated the Harper propaganda that "The Conservatives have done well on the economy" throughout the election campaign giving the Harper gang millions in free advertising. There was also the oft repeated "They run from the right but govern from the centre."
Hassan Nasrallah, will the UN investigate Israeli involvement in the al-Hariri assassination?Scott Stockdale
August 13, 2010
As the case against Syrian involvement in the assassination of former Lebanese Prime Minister Rafiq al-Hariri seems to be unravelling, Hassan Nasrallah, the leader of Hezbollah, said that "there is enough evidence pointing to Israel."
Hate crimes against Muslim women on the riseThe Canadian Charger
May 7, 2013
With so much negativity in the news about Muslims and Islam, it's not surprising that members of the Canadian Muslim community are experiencing the backlash, often expressed in the form of hate crimes.

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