Thursday, August 02, 2012
Wednesday, July 04, 2012
Ever Wonder Where Unions Invest Pension Funds?
The NFU rejects completely Martha Hall-Findlay’s anti-supply management report
July 4, 2012
Supply management is the system we use here in Canada to make sure that there is always enough for Canadian consumers, and so we don’t end up dumping excess production down the drain.
July 4, 2012
Supply management is the system we use here in Canada to make sure that there is always enough for Canadian consumers, and so we don’t end up dumping excess production down the drain.
Unions Continue to Support Terrorist Groups...
UFCW Canada activists louder and prouder than ever at Toronto Pride Week!
July 4, 2012
Our Brothers and Sisters in the LGBTQ community need to know they are not alone, that their union will be with them every step of the way to fight for a world free of prejudice and discrimination.
July 4, 2012
Our Brothers and Sisters in the LGBTQ community need to know they are not alone, that their union will be with them every step of the way to fight for a world free of prejudice and discrimination.
Monday, July 02, 2012
OH CANADA but not in East York
“I feel lost,” said Macnamara, a 33-year-old teacher on maternity leave. “I feel like I’m not going to be able to celebrate Canada Day the way it’s supposed to be celebrated.”
She thinks she will have a barbecue with family and friends and then maybe go to a local park to set off fireworks. But it just won’t be the same. The parade and the daylong celebration bond not only Macnamara’s family but also the entire community.
The East York parade, run by volunteers, has been a tradition for 53 years, said organizer Don Duvall. It usually has about 1,500 participants, attracts between 55,000 and 80,000 spectators and launches a day of celebration that includes amusement rides, bingo and fireworks at Stan Wadlow Park.
3Rs Revision?
Education Minister Laurel Broten's Pride Scrapbook!
We had so much fun celebrating diversity!
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We had so much fun celebrating diversity!
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Take This Paleface In The Spirit Intended...
Commentary
White people, here’s your one-time Canada Day special: Native people apologize back!
Drew Hayden Taylor is a playwright and filmmaker who lives on the Curve Lake First Nation in Central Ontario.
Friday, June 29, 2012
Thursday, June 28, 2012
Let's Not Forget The Grand Mufti and...
‘Palestine’: invented history of an imaginary country
By Kathy Shaidle on Wednesday, June 27th, 2012
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Someone please produce some ancient “Palestinian” currency or the words to the old “Palestine” national anthem…
Perhaps the most conspicuous fact regarding the novelty of the Palestinian nation is that when it was within their power, the Arab leaders never seriously sought to create a Palestinian state during the 1940s, and after the establishment of the State of Israel, from 1948 until 1967, when the West Bank and Gaza were under Egyptian and Jordanian direct rule. Moreover, during that time all Arab leaders referred to the Palestinian issue as a refugee problem. They did not call for the creation of a Palestinian state for the Palestinian nation. Even after the 1967 Six-Day War, United Nations Resolution 242 of November 22, 1967, mentions only “refugees,” not even “Arab refugees”—let alone a Palestinian people and a Palestinian state.
Calls in earnest for a Palestinian state did not begin in the United Nations or elsewhere until the late 1960s or the early 1970s.
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By Kathy Shaidle on Wednesday, June 27th, 2012
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Someone please produce some ancient “Palestinian” currency or the words to the old “Palestine” national anthem…
Perhaps the most conspicuous fact regarding the novelty of the Palestinian nation is that when it was within their power, the Arab leaders never seriously sought to create a Palestinian state during the 1940s, and after the establishment of the State of Israel, from 1948 until 1967, when the West Bank and Gaza were under Egyptian and Jordanian direct rule. Moreover, during that time all Arab leaders referred to the Palestinian issue as a refugee problem. They did not call for the creation of a Palestinian state for the Palestinian nation. Even after the 1967 Six-Day War, United Nations Resolution 242 of November 22, 1967, mentions only “refugees,” not even “Arab refugees”—let alone a Palestinian people and a Palestinian state.
Calls in earnest for a Palestinian state did not begin in the United Nations or elsewhere until the late 1960s or the early 1970s.
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"L" Stands For Loser!
Never an avalanche around when you need one: another Trudeau spawn enters public life
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Sunday, June 24, 2012
This Would Be Humourous If It Wasn't So Typical
Jonathan Kay: Mass student protest in Toronto draws seven people
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Last Updated: Jun 22, 2012 10:43 PM ET
Toronto student protest: Stand back, don't everybody crowd in at once
..On my way to a noontime event in Toronto, I came across this protest outside Bob Rae’s constituency office. [Correction: As commenter David Reed notes below, the office in question, while used by Bob Rae, is also that of Glen Murray, provincial minister of Training, Colleges and Universities. I should have mentioned this, and regret the oversight in my original post — JK]
It’s an anti-tuition demonstration, called in sympathy with Quebec’s student protesters. The Montreal strikers were able to block entire streets for a time, but then summer came along and the turnout has dwindled somewhat.
Probably not to the sad level of the Toronto event, though. I counted seven people.
Their slogan: “Students. United. We’ll never be defeated”
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Last Updated: Jun 22, 2012 10:43 PM ET
Toronto student protest: Stand back, don't everybody crowd in at once
..On my way to a noontime event in Toronto, I came across this protest outside Bob Rae’s constituency office. [Correction: As commenter David Reed notes below, the office in question, while used by Bob Rae, is also that of Glen Murray, provincial minister of Training, Colleges and Universities. I should have mentioned this, and regret the oversight in my original post — JK]
It’s an anti-tuition demonstration, called in sympathy with Quebec’s student protesters. The Montreal strikers were able to block entire streets for a time, but then summer came along and the turnout has dwindled somewhat.
Probably not to the sad level of the Toronto event, though. I counted seven people.
Their slogan: “Students. United. We’ll never be defeated”
Sunday, June 17, 2012
The Internet Swamp Land In Florida Ploy...
Kelly McParland: How I made $20 million in two weeks without leaving my desk
Kelly McParland Jun 16, 2012 – 11:27 AM ET
Kelly McParland Jun 16, 2012 – 11:27 AM ET
What Goes Around Comes Around...
Justin Trudeau hit with ‘tsunami’ of calls to run for Liberals
...and PET'S heir will apply the ""coup de grace" to the economy by furthering his father's cradle to grave mandate.
Jean Chretien says Justin Trudeau has 'proven himself' but no endorsement
Paul Russell: Readers just can’t understand the ‘hoopla about Justin’
Paul Russell Jun 16, 2012 – 4:30 PM ET
Last Updated: Jun 17, 2012 8:34 AM ET
The Liberal Party of Canada will not select a new leader for another 10 months, but that didn’t stop letter writers this week from commenting on who it should be. Many of our columnists and reporters led that discussion, which peaked after Bob Rae’s surprise announcement on Wednesday that he would not be running for the party’s top job next April.
With Mr. Rae out of the picture, many eyes have turned toward Justin Trudeau, whom the Post and others have crowned “the front-runner.” This speculation does not sit well with some readers.
“Before Canada suffers another bout of Trudeaumania, can anyone name Read More »
.Posted in: Canada, Full Comment Tags: Bob Rae, justin trudeau, Liberal leadership .
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Jean Chretien says Justin Trudeau has 'proven himself' but no endorsement
Paul Russell: Readers just can’t understand the ‘hoopla about Justin’
Paul Russell Jun 16, 2012 – 4:30 PM ET
Last Updated: Jun 17, 2012 8:34 AM ET
The Liberal Party of Canada will not select a new leader for another 10 months, but that didn’t stop letter writers this week from commenting on who it should be. Many of our columnists and reporters led that discussion, which peaked after Bob Rae’s surprise announcement on Wednesday that he would not be running for the party’s top job next April.
With Mr. Rae out of the picture, many eyes have turned toward Justin Trudeau, whom the Post and others have crowned “the front-runner.” This speculation does not sit well with some readers.
“Before Canada suffers another bout of Trudeaumania, can anyone name Read More »
.Posted in: Canada, Full Comment Tags: Bob Rae, justin trudeau, Liberal leadership .
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