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David J. Climenhaga
| There's barely a week left until election day. Whatever the result, Wildrose Leader Brian Jean will play a major role in Alberta politics. Where has the mainstream media been? |
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Scott Vrooman
| John Baird quit to cash in the relationships he made with foreign leaders and dictators. Pretty gross. |
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Humberto DaSilva
| Since John Baird couldn't be a Conservative party leader, he had to settle for the private sector. |
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Brent Patterson
| Former foreign affairs minister John Baird is now a member of the international advisory board for the mining giant Barrick Gold. What type of "expertise" will Mr. Baird be bringing to Barrick Gold? |
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Stephen Kimber
| The case of Mohamed Fahmy is not the first time the Harper government -- advancing ideological agendas or demonstrating diplomatic deafness -- has left Canadians to the mercies of foreign governments. |
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David J. Climenhaga
| 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. |
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Karl Nerenberg
| Harper could name Jason Kenney, Lisa Raitt or Chris Alexander to Foreign Affairs. How about Julian Fantino, who is, like Baird, from Ontario? |
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Yves Engler
| Stephen Harper's Conservatives are working to expand Canadian arms exports and the focus is Middle Eastern monarchies entangled in a great deal of violence. |
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Linda Leon
| The Harper government's record on free speech suppression is long and incriminating. And yet it still wants to make hay out of Charlie Hebdo. |
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Gerry Caplan
| Why won't the Harper government allow 100 severely injured children from Gaza to come to Canada for medical care? |
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Independent Jewish Voices - Canada
| Independent Jewish Voices – Canada (IJV) congratulates the Palestinian people for Palestine’s submission to the United Nations to join the International Criminal Court. |
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David J. Climenhaga
| If Canadian volunteers are allowed to fight for the Kurds with the Harper Government's assent, what will our allies the Turks say, not to mention the Russians we vilify? |
