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Responsible Government? Who Cares? Not Canadians
A history of broken promises, lies, and behaviour that runs counter to their expressed ideals? It seems that when it comes to the Conservatives, Canadians couldn’t care less. Continue reading
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Tagged Ali Aref Hamadi, Awish Aslam, campaign, Conservatives, electorate, federal election, London, politics, promises, Stephen Harper, voters, voting
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Let’s Get Ready to Rumble
Stephen Harper is set to be both the puncher and the boxer in this first round of the House of Commons. Continue reading
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Tagged campaign, Liberals, Parliament, Stephen Harper
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Time for Greens to Think Big!
The Green Party needs to do a better job getting the message out, or it will be doomed to remain a fringe party despite having a solid platform. Continue reading
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Tagged campaign, election, Green Party
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Swinging for the Fences on a Decentralized Canada
Examining the positives and negatives of a decentralized federal government, and where the line should be drawn. Continue reading
The Right Vote Requires 20/20 Vision
Focussing only on the leadership race is hyperopic, and that local candidates should get equal attention from voters. Continue reading
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Tagged campaign, candidates, debates, election, federal, leadership
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