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After a morning of wet, windy weather yesterday, Environment Canada is predicting more of the same...
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After a morning of wet, windy weather yesterday, Environment Canada is predicting more of the same...

WINNIPEG — A Manitoba woman found guilty of murdering her five-year-old daughter says she loved the little girl no matter what others think. Samantha Kematch and her common-law husband Karl McKay were convicted Friday of first-degree murder in the death of Phoenix Sinclair. The pre-schooler had been repeatedly neglected and horribly abused in the months leading up to her death. [...more]
It's discouraging to see the leadership of the gay community run to support the coalition...
With a signed agreement between the Liberals and the NDP to form a coalition government under the leadership of Stéphane Dion, with the support of the Bloc Quebecois, progressives across the country are moving to show their support for the union.Troster doesn't understand democracy and that's discouraging. The coalition has no mandate at all. They never faced the electorate with their plans - in fact, the people were clear that they didn't want Stephane Dion as Prime Minister. So, in order to make so-called 'gains' - gay leaders are willing to throw democracy out the window. Some leaders.
Ottawa activist Ariel Troster is rallying support for the coalition.
"In terms of any possibility of making gains for our community, a coalition government is the best way to go," says Troster.
"More than 60 percent of the people voted against Stephen Harper in the last election," Troster points out.
Indeed, the actual number was rounded out to 38 percent support for the Conservatives, while the combined Liberal and NDP support works out to 44 percent, 54 percent if you include the Bloc.
"As far as I'm concerned, a coalition government has the clear mandate to govern," Troster adds.