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Stephen Harper comes cleanScott Stockdale
January 17, 2014
The veneer of respectability has been lifted from the image of Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper in the minds of the Canadian people and the entire world, as a result of the ongoing Senate scandal, which Mr. Harper's own office has characterized as "a gathering mess".
Dirty OilScott Stockdale
February 1, 2014
In keeping with his time-worn - and increasingly tiresome - mondus operandi, Prime Minister Harper responded to concerns about the oil sands development, expressed recently by rock legend Neil Young, by skillfully changing the subject and attacking the messenger of the bad news.
The Central African Republic cries for helpScott Stockdale
April 27, 2014
As events are unfolding quickly on the ground, the international community's response to the ethnic cleansing of Muslims in the Central African Republic (CAR) is hopelessly inadequate: too little too late. Where has the world heard this before?
Canadians paying for taxes corporations are avoidingScott Stockdale
April 27, 2014
While multinational corporations set up subsidiaries in tax havens such as Ireland, Switzerland and the Cayman Islands and devise ways to transfer profits there from Canada, ordinary Canadian taxpayers have to pay more to make up for taxes corporations are avoiding, according to Dennis Howlett, executive director of Canadians for Tax Fairness. Moreover, there are no laws to prevent this.
Sabotaging democracy in CanadaScott Stockdale
April 27, 2014
When the Harper government obtained a majority by fraudulent means in the May 2, 2011 election, it was a turning point for Canada, according to Dr. Michael Keefer, professor emeritus at the University of Guelph, and author of the upcoming book Sabotaging Democracy: Robocall Vote Suppression in the Canadian 2011 Election.
Islamophobe Michael Coren is at it againScott Stockdale
April 27, 2014
On a recent episode of the Michael Coren Show, host Michael Coren expressed dire warnings about Sharia law encroaching on secular states throughout the English - speaking world, in the wake of the United Kingdom government's decision to allow the Muslim Arbitration Tribunal to make use of Sharia family law to settle disputes. Although not new, limited adoption of Sharia is controversial.
Harper's temporary foreign workers' destructiveScott Stockdale
May 23, 2014
The Harper government has given employers the right to hire temporary foreign workers even in regions of the country struggling with joblessness, including the Maritimes and southwestern Ontario, and in sectors where there is no appparent lack of domestic candidates.
Harper's Draconian Drug PolicyScott Stockdale
June 26, 2014
Indeed, it appears that Stephen Harper and his ideologically like-minded colleagues have changed Canada and, of course, for what the prime minister and his minions consider to be for the better.
Patient-based HealthcareScott Stockdale
June 26, 2014
Healthcare professionals from St. Mary's General Hospital, the St. Joseph's Health System, and the Waterloo-Wellington Community Care Access Centre want the community to know that they are using a system that puts the patient journey at its core.
Ghulam SajanScott Stockdale
September 29, 2014
Looking back over his remarkable life, it's no surprise that his daughter Shaheen Sajan would focus on Ghulam Sajan's dedication to civic service as a major motivating factor in his life.

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