The Provinceadded this to OpinionJason Kenney John Ivison: Trudeau itching for a fight if Jason Kenney overturns pledge to cap oilsands emissionstheprovince.com - Mike Raptis Opinion: Sources suggest the Trudeau government is actively considering the idea of blocking the expansion of the Trans Mountain pipeline, which the …
James Lawsonadded this to TrudeauManiaJustin Trudeau Lorrie Goldstein: Scheer fires back at Trudeau's 'white supremacist' chargetheprovince.com - Mike Raptis While Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is accusing Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer of being a closet supporter of white supremacists, the …
HuffPost Australiaadded this to HuffPost AUQuébec City The Values That Made My Family Feel Welcome In Quebec Are Under Attackhuffingtonpost.ca - Ehab Lotayef I worry about the ways Bill 21 will undermine the democratic rights and freedoms we hold dear. Thirty years ago I arrived in Quebec with my young …
RRyanadded this to Alberta OilsandsAlberta Varcoe: Suncor's retiring CEO dissects carbon policy, curtailment and oilpatch investment woescalgaryherald.com - Chris Varcoe, Calgary Herald When Steve Williams took over the helm of Suncor Energy seven years ago, he described working in the oilsands as "the ultimate marathon." Read More
The Provinceadded this to Top NewsGender Julie Savard-Shaw: How we educate girls and boys can lead to (or prevent) sexual assaulttheprovince.com - Stephen Snelgrove It seems like stories about sexual assault are everywhere — in the news, being shared on social media, and in fiction, movies and TV. Thanks to the …
The Globe and MailGreen Party of Canada Unfollow the leader: The case for power-sharing in political partiesThe Globe and Mail - Justin LingJustin Ling is a freelance journalist covering politics and policy from Toronto. For more than a decade, Elizabeth May has been the leader – the force of nature, if you will – of Canada’s Green Party.
The Globe and MailArab Spring Until the Arab world enjoys fundamental rights, there will be many more springs to comeThe Globe and Mail - H.A. HellyerH.A. Hellyer is a senior associate fellow at the Royal United Services Institute in London and the Atlantic Council in Washington. The events of the past few weeks in Sudan and Algeria have led to many
The Globe and MailJason Kenney April 26: Backroom plotting. Plus other letters to the editorThe Globe and Mail - Contributed to The Globe and MailLetters to the Editor should be exclusive to The Globe and Mail. Include your name, address and daytime phone number. Try to keep letters to fewer than 150 words. Letters may be edited for length and To
Canada Douglas Todd: Five things Canadians ought to know about terrorismvancouversun.com - Douglas Todd This week the West has been gripped by bloody headlines about Islamist terrorists killing more than 250 tourists and Christians celebrating Easter in …
The Vancouver Sunadded this to OpinionBritish Columbia Politics Premier does damage control after 'clumsy' work on caribou rescue planvancouversun.com - Stephen Snelgrove VICTORIA — While Premier John Horgan deserves credit for intervening to rescue his caribou rescue plan, the NDP government’s clumsy handling of it …
calgaryheraldadded this to Calgary Herald OpinionHeadphones Brookman: It's about time we started talking againcalgaryherald.com - Paul Harvey, Calgary Herald George Brookman is CEO of West Canadian Digital Imaging Inc. and former president of the Calgary Stampede. Read More
The Provinceadded this to Top NewsVancouver, BC Kudos for Firehall #2 in Downtown Eastsidetheprovince.com - Province Opinion More from Province Opinion Province readers weigh in on the issues of the day I approached an intersection on Main Street on April 19 when a woman suddenly collapsed in a …
calgaryheraldadded this to Calgary Herald OpinionCalgary, AB Your letters for April 26calgaryherald.com - Michele Jarvie Re: Drivers hit with $1.9M worth of street sweeping tickets in less than a month, April 24 Read More
calgaryheraldadded this to Calgary Herald OpinionCalgary, AB Editor's Note: A new way to comment on the Calgary Heraldcalgaryherald.com - Mary-Ellen Southwick, Calgary Herald Beginning today, readers will notice a new way of commenting on the Calgary Herald that we hope will facilitate better conversations on our website. …
Jason Kenney Ivison: Frustrated Albertans want to see Jason Kenney get very aggressive, very quicklyottawacitizen.com - John Ivison Updated: April 24, 2019 The anger was to be expected; the hurt, less so. A new study of public opinion in Alberta by communications firm Navigator, based on eight …
The Provinceadded this to OpinionLinda Sarsour Anthony Furey: Let Linda Sarsour speak in Winnipeg, however awful she may betheprovince.com
HuffPost Australiaadded this to HuffPost AUDrugs When Politicians Withhold A Safe Drug Supply, Canadians Diehuffingtonpost.ca - Jordan Westfall A regulated supply of opioid and stimulant drugs is not just a solution to the crisis, but also a human right. In last week's National Day of Action …
The Provinceadded this to Top News Letters to The Province, April 24, 2019: Veggie samosas my drug of choicetheprovince.com - Stephen Snelgrove Media across the country seems obsessed with the reporting of all things dealing with pot. Is pushing the story of public intoxication of the …
Immigration Douglas Todd: Immigration won't replace Canada's aging workforcevancouversun.com - Douglas Todd “The question is: Why do we need immigration? Well, five million Canadians are set to retire by 2035. And we have fewer people working to support …
HuffPost Australiaadded this to HuffPost AUGonorrhea That Sexually Transmitted Infection From Your 20s Could Be Causing Your Infertilityhuffingtonpost.ca - Dr. Caitlin Dunne Knowing the facts about sexually transmitted infections can help you recognize the signs and get the right treatment quickly National Infertility …
The Globe and Mailadded this to NationalVancouver, BCFrom the comments: ‘The Greens epitomize urban parochialism.’ Readers debate Vancouver proposal to ban gas cars in someThe Globe and Mail - Shannon BustaToday, readers are responding to news that Vancouver is looking at blocking gas-powered cars from certain parts of the city in a new effort to tackle what it’s calling a climate-change emergency. City
calgaryheraldadded this to Calgary Herald OpinionJason Kenney Nelson: Big-hearted kids rise above small-minded politicscalgaryherald.com - Chris Nelson, For The Calgary Herald Today’s kids strike me as better people than most of my own generation. Let’s face it, us baby boomers haven’t exactly left this country overflowing …
The Globe and MailRecycling Don’t toss recycling in the garbageThe Globe and Mail - Jane KearnsJane Kearns is senior adviser of Cleantech at MaRS Discovery District in Toronto, which includes advising, in a non-financial relationship, the mentioned companies in this article. A dead whale recently
The Globe and MailCanada April 25: Most appointees were not Liberal Party donors. Plus other letters to the editorThe Globe and Mail - Contributed to The Globe and MailLetters to the Editor should be exclusive to The Globe and Mail. Include your name, address and daytime phone number. Try to keep letters to fewer than 150 words. Letters may be edited for length and To
calgaryheraldadded this to Calgary Herald OpinionRCMP Your letters for April 25calgaryherald.com - Michele Jarvie Northern B.C. pipeline would sidestep many of B.C.’s concernsRe: Keep the focus on TMX pipeline, ignore Quebec; we can’t get caught up in the …
The Globe and MailDonald Trump No, Donald Trump is not a secret Russian agent. He’s just a visibly bad presidentThe Globe and Mail - Tony KellerThe Mueller report has put the question of whether Donald Trump should remain President of the United States, and more particularly whether he should serve a second term, back into the hands of those qualified
The Vancouver Sunadded this to Trending Supreme Court of Canada Christie Blatchford: What stopped the Boyle trial could put every single sex assault case 'in limbo'vancouversun.com - Jeff Beamish The trial has been paused because a third party — Boyle’s estranged wife, and her lawyer — has essentially and with the permission of the law …
The Globe and MailPrince Edward Island Opinion: Why the Prince Edward Island Green Party failed to blossomThe Globe and Mail - Peter McKennaPeter McKenna is professor and chair of political science at the University of Prince Edward Island in Charlottetown. As people here would say, it was a “quiet” campaign on Prince Edward Island – even
The Vancouver Sunadded this to OpinionJohn Horgan Vaughn Palmer: Horgan may be hosed finding viable options to cut prices at gas pumpsvancouversun.com - Stephen Snelgrove VICTORIA — John Horgan was in his rookie term as an NDP member of the B.C. legislature when he took a first stab at trying to do something about high …
Today's Parentadded this to Today's ParentMeghan, Duchess of Sussex We shouldn’t be surprised that Meghan Markle isn’t doing a royal baby photocalltodaysparent.com - Mishal Cazmi Since Meghan Markle became the Duchess of Sussex, she’s been under the watchful eye of the press and public—though “watchful” is too delicate a word …
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