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More Info than Ever, but Who Can You Trust?
With so much political information out there during campaign periods, many are trying to sort out which sources they can trust. In the end, there’s only one right answer. Continue reading
Posted in Politics, Social Media
Tagged bloggers, citizen journalists, columnists, media, news, Ontario provincial election, social media, traditional media, trust, voters, voting
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Fringe Candidates Foolishly Have No Door Upon Which Opportunity Can Knock
Why fringe candidates who neglect to use Twitter, other social networks, are missing out on the most powerful tool at their disposal. Continue reading
Posted in Politics, Social Media
Tagged candidates, elections, fringe candidates, fringe parties, ontario, Ontario provincial election, social media, social networking, Twitter, voters, voting
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Pair Vote, Vote Mob Misguided Solutions to a Bigger Problem
Why Pair Vote and London’s Vote Mobs are simply diverting time, effort, and attention away from where it should be placed in this federal election — creating an informed electorate. Continue reading
Posted in Politics
Tagged elections, electorate, federal elections, Pair Vote, Rick Mercer, vote, voters, votes, voting
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Reigniting the Passion Behind Canada’s Cooling Election Fever
As I find myself on the precipice of losing my passion for participating in the Canadian political process, it only takes inspiration from places like Egypt, Iran, and Libya to reignite those cooling flames of interest. Continue reading
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
Posted in Politics
Tagged Ali Aref Hamadi, Awish Aslam, campaign, Conservatives, electorate, federal election, London, politics, promises, Stephen Harper, voters, voting
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