rob nicholson

The foreign affairs minister has asked bureaucrats to provide him with three terrorism-related statements per week. Here are five, on the house.

Conservatives' fawning over one of the world's most repressive regimes disgraces Canadians and makes life more difficult for those in the region seeking peace and democracy.

Instead of adding our inevitably inconsequential military might to an unwinnable conflict, Canada could make a real contribution in more constructive, non-militaristic ways.

When the media's not around, nobody can match Prime Minister Stephen Harper's Conservatives for immature and angry rhetoric.

If Canada is going to behave like a member of the community of nations we need to walk the walk, and not just talk the talk. And the direction we need to walk right now is away.

It is ironic that the same government that poured dollars into Prime Minister Stephen Harper's pet science project actively pursues a policy of science denial and science suppression.

Check it out as Lindsey talks about the not-quite-dead online spying bill, and about how Canada's cell phone service may be about to get just a little less horrible.

The problem is not that anyone debates that child poverty is wrong. The problem is simply that there is no political will to do anything about it.