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Letter to the editor: Netanyahu's "presstitutes" as predictable as the tides Bernie Smith
March 13, 2012
As predictable as the tides, the visit of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu brings out the worst of the Ottawa Press Corps.
Letter to the Editor: No double-dutch from straight shooter Bernie Smith
June 18, 2012
Ottawa's Leader of the Official Opposition recently referred to the Dutch Disease; explaining that with emphasis on wealth from Alberta's Tar sands the value of our currency is inflated, thereby hindering manufacturing opportunities in other provinces. Ontario and his stronghold of Quebec are worst affected.
Letter to the editor: who is good & who is evil? Bernie Smith
March 27, 2012
Last week I received a map of Iran surrounded by countries such as Kuwait, Iraq, Turkey, Azerbaijan, Turkmenistan, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, and countries across the Gulf like Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Qatar, UAE and Oman. In these countries were a total of 45 black dots, each representing a US Military Base, and the caption read "Who Is Threatening Whom?"
Letters Jan. 21, 2010The Canadian Charger
January 21, 2010
Re: Einstein on Palestine and Zionism
Letters to the Editor, Globe and MailProf. Dr. Mohamed Elmasry
January 12, 2024
Rosalie Abella is wrong
Libby Davies calls for national housing strategyReuel S. Amdur
September 30, 2010
"It is a travesty that we don't have a national housing program," Vancouver East MP Libby Davies told the 16th annual National Urban Aboriginal Housing Conference in Ottawa.
Liberals need to rethink leadership situationGeoffrey Stevens
May 25, 2011
If the federal Liberals don't get their act together, and do it quickly, they risk disappearing into the black hole of Canadian political history. It's a black hole reserved for the likes of the United Farmers, Progressive Conservatives, Social Credit, Union Nationale and, as seems likely, the Bloc Québécois - parties that struggled on after their time had come.
Liberals win majority GovernmentEdward C. Corrigan
November 1, 2015
After 10 years in office Stephen Harper's Conservative government was swept from power. The federal Liberal Party led by Justin Trudeau won 185 seats and elected Members of Parliament in every province including Alberta. To win a majority you needed 170 seats. The Conservatives won 98 seats, the NDP 44. The Bloc won 10 seats in Quebec. Green Party Leader Elizabeth May was re-elected in her British Colombia seat.
Libya: Canadians call for action nowThe Canadian Charger
February 23, 2011
(Ottawa) A delegation met opposition parties, the Liberals, NDP and BQ, to demand immediate action by the Canadian government and NGOs to save the pro-democracy revolution in Libya. The delegation included Dr. Mohamed Elmasry, Ms. Safia Aghliw, a young Libyan Canadian, Mr. Ahmad Zarrug, a Libyan Canadian businessman who has just returned from the Libyan capital Tripoli and Mrs Faizah Ghadban-Kandar, an active member of Ottawa's Arab and Muslim communities.
Libya: The Charger at the Ottawa demonstrationThe Canadian Charger
March 23, 2011
Libyan Canadians and their supporters gathered across the street from the office building where Libya has offices comprising its embassy. They were there in support of the uprising and to demand that Gadhafi leave. They waved flags, hoisted placards, chanted slogans, and listened to speakers.

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