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U.S. will not tolerate foreigners acting like Americans
David J. Climenhaga | Ironically, the Americans appear to be worried about Russian interference in the election process (satire).
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Arguments against Canada's bombing mission exist, but Trudeau hasn't uttered them
Paul Weinberg | Canada's federal government must stand strong in its position to end its combat mission in Iraq and Syria. So why hasn't Trudeau uttered any arguments against the bombing missions?
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U.S. snubs its Canadian ally over electoral promise to withdraw fighter jets from Middle East
Roger Annis | Washington's snub of Ottawa over the Liberal election promise to withdraw fighter aircraft from Iraq is calculated to incite pro-war agitation in Canada.
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Short-term jobs and profits notwithstanding, Canada's interests are not served by Saudi armoured vehicle sale
David J. Climenhaga | Sometimes individuals and countries really do need to do the right thing. This is one of those times. Canadians elected Justin Trudeau to do better than this.
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Brad Wall
Brad Wall's call to block refugees from Syria is just more of the same old conservative wedge politics
David J. Climenhaga | Presumably Saskatchewan Premier Brad Wall, alleged to be the Mr. Congeniality of Canadian politics, will keep this kind of thing up until the provincial election now scheduled for April 4.
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Critics are calling Trudeau's Syrian withdrawal 'un-Liberal.' And they're right.
Yves Engler | Those citing R2P to pressure Trudeau to continue bombing Iraq-Syria are demonstrating an acute, but cynical, understanding of the doctrine.
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Fact check: Can Canada bomb ISIS without hurting civilians? Jason Kenney thinks so.
Nora Loreto | Jason Kenney was quick to demand an apology from a Liberal candidate, but were the candidate's comments totally off-base or did they contain some truth?
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Conservative Leaflet
The refugee crisis: Harper Conservatives just can't spin it both ways
David J. Climenhaga | In a corner, the prime minister will pander to his reliable base rather than risk doing the right thing.
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Fact-checking Stephen Harper: Can bombs stop the creation of more refugees?
Nora Loreto | Stephen Harper thinks that bombing ISIS will solve the Syrian refugee crisis. How true is this?
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Fact-checking the refugee crisis: Chris Alexander calls Canada 'model of humanitarian action'
Nora Loreto | Canada is no longer a welcoming nation for refugees. Many Canadians are now realizing just how bad it's become.
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Jason Kenney
Jason Kenney sails close to the wind on Anti-Terrorism Act at picnic visit
David J. Climenhaga | If Jason Kenney was in violation of the Anti-Terrorism Act, even unintentionally, shouldn't he resign as defence minister?
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That Conservative foreign policy election plank: Shaky, incoherent and quite possibly dangerous
David J. Climenhaga | What does Canada do now that our NATO allies, the Turks, have turned viciously on the Kurds with the apparent support of the United States?