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Canada's new citizenship bill a Trojan horse: WalkomThomas Walkom
February 18, 2014
Bill C-24 would give the Conservative government unprecedented authority to strip Canadians of their citizenship. It's not just Omar Khadr who'll be hit.
Democracy issues go beyond Tory election billThomas Walkom
May 23, 2014
Yes, the Conservative government's proposed election reform bill is wrong-headed. But take a deep breath. Its adoption will not materially hasten the end of civilization as we know it. There are deeper forces at play.
In Case You Missed It, Canada Passed An Anti-Islamophobia MotionThomas Woodley
November 6, 2016
Canadians can't be blamed for missing the anti-Islamophobia motion that passed in parliament last week. If you Google it, you won't get a single hit in mainstream media: not in CBC, not in Postmedia, not in the Globe and Mail, nowhere.
Jason Kenney and the political ‘leak’ against Charkaoui and AbdelrazikTim Harper
August 22, 2011
Adil Charkaoui and Abousfian Abdelrazik have each spent years battling to clear their names. Both have essentially fought their own government to restore their rights and have found freedom after long journeys through the Canadian justice system. But someone is not giving up the fight.
Air Canada: Labour bargains with a gun at its head, again Tim Harper
September 28, 2011
Lisa Raitt's talking points included two reasons for threatening to legislate Air Canada flight attendants back to work before they had a chance to put their tray tables in the upright position.
A winter of aboriginal agony must lead to actionTim Harper
November 27, 2011
By any measure, there's a lot on the plate of Aboriginal Affairs Minister John Duncan.
Khadr remains political wedge issueTim Harper
October 15, 2012
Omar Khadr may be back in Canada, but his political propaganda value remains undiminished.
Arrests help sell anti-terror billTim Harper
May 7, 2013
The Conservatives were always going to easily pass their anti-terrorism bill.
Murdered, missing aboriginal women a national shameTim Harper
May 23, 2014
Last week, while aboriginal demonstrators were marching outside the Centre Block on Parliament Hill, New Democratic MP Niki Ashton rose in the Commons and asked the government - again - to convene a national inquiry to provide answers and justice for the families of missing and murdered aboriginal women.
Does our refugee protection system need reform? Tom Clark and Edward C. Corrigan
August 7, 2009
Jason Kenney, the federal Minister of Citizenship and Immigration recently announced his intention to end the “wide-scale and almost systematic abuse” of Canada’s refugee determination system.

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