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Harper Tories evoking laughter and angerGeoffrey Stevens
June 3, 2013
Harper seeks to calm Duffy affair.
Harper's animosity toward Muslims and Arabs costs Canada UN seatScott Stockdale
October 20, 2010
Canada's failure to obtain a seat on the UN Security Council is a clear indication that a large part of the world doesn't agree with the Harper government's characterization of Canada's foreign policy as "principled."
Harper's attack on democracy and the Arab and Muslim communityEdward C. Corrigan
February 10, 2010
The federal government's attempt to censor or to marginalize pro-Palestinian individuals and organizations is a serious problem facing Canada's Arab and Muslim communities.
Harper's Canada gets two black eyesReuel S. Amdur
October 13, 2010
Last week the United Arab Emirates, unhappy that Canada refused to provide a number of new landing rights for Emirates Airlines in Dubai and Etihad Airways in Abu Dhabi, forbade Canadian flights to and from Camp Mirage. Canada was already scheduled to leave by November 2.
Harper's Canada last on climate changeDr. Mohamed Elmasry
October 22, 2009
In the 2009 World Wildlife Fund climate change report card Harper's Canada shamefully was ranked last.
Harper's Canada, one backward step at a timeJames Travers
July 15, 2010
Imagine a country where Parliament is padlocked twice in 13 months to frustrate the democratic will of the elected majority. That country is now this country.
Harper's Canada: Aboriginal rights mean nothingThe Canadian Charger
May 7, 2013
As Kwitsel Tatel's case for illegal possession of fish, contrary to provisions in Canada's Fisheries Act is now in its ninth year, the Aboriginal women from the Fraser Valley in British Columbia said the people of Canada should see how the government of Canada is operating systematically to see that Aboriginal people are overrepresented in Canada's penal system.
Harper's Canada: Big Brother at it againReuel S. Amdur
February 23, 2015
Stephen Harper is seeking legislative authority to give more power to CSIS (Canadian Security Intelligence Service) in order to fight terrorism. At least that is the cover story.
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.
Harper's enemies listThe Canadian Charger
July 24, 2013
In the days when Stephen Harper was a trusted lieutenant of Reform Party leader Preston Manning and an influential ideologue, trusted with vetting Reform Party political strategy, Mr. Manning was often characterized as paranoid but Mr. Harper himself escaped this label; until now that is.

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