Undemocratic Canada? Parties excluded and FPNP Challange the Democratic Process September 26, 2008 Response letter to CTV New cast Sept 11th, 2008 Re: “Fringe parties excluded” Dr. David Suzuki spoke on Canada AM Thrusday morning September 11th,…
A list of all Canadian Political parties this election September 24, 2008 Well in case you “really” need to know, some details on the parties asking for your votes in this upcoming election are below. ——–…
Tories widen their lead. Is Canada becoming more conservative or do we just like Harper? September 14, 2008 A new poll suggests the Conservatives have solidified a substantial lead over their closest rivals, thanks at least in part to a lack of…
The Segregation of Native People in Canada: Voluntary or Compulsory? September 14, 2008 Originally posted by Michèle DuCharme The history of the Indian people for the last century has been the history of the impingement of white…
Why the Conservatives and the PM need an election now to save themselves. September 7, 2008 Some high profile Conservatives are not seeking re-election. Do they see the title wave coming? Are they afraid? The real reason the federal Conservatives…
Does Harper hold a majority surprise? September 4, 2008 Mike Cassese/Reuters – Electoral gains in Quebec would translate into a long-hoped for majority for Stephen Harper. Is Stephen Harper serious when he says…
Ontario Listeriosis Update August 22, 2008 August 23, 2008 Dr. David Williams, Chief Medical Officer of Health reported today that two additional deaths have been confirmed to be directly caused by the listeriosis…
Canada puts brakes on electric vehicles June 23, 2008 Despite increasing local demand for zero-emissions cars and trucks and robust exports of electric vehicles, Canada will not allow them on its roads, lament…
Xenophobic: Racism, prejudice and utter ignorance in Herouxville Quebec May 23, 2008 Is Herouville simply a town stuck in another time? People in Canada like to say that American is more racist, however I beg to…
Immigrants choose to settle in Canada’s largest cities December 4, 2007 Immigrants are still choosing to start their lives in Canada in one of the “big three” -Toronto, Montreal and Vancouver – but there are…