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Mr. Mulcair’s reading list
Posted May 23rd, 2012 by Aaron Wherry
In his interview with Tom Clark this weekend, the NDP leader recommended a pair…
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Thomas Mulcair, mostly undaunted
Posted May 23rd, 2012 by Aaron Wherry
In interviews with the Globe and West Block, Thomas Mulcair expressed regret for his…
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That was quick
Posted May 23rd, 2012 by Aaron Wherry
Ethical Oil has already turned yesterday’s QP exchange into an attack ad.
Ethical Oil…
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The Commons: No questions asked
Posted May 23rd, 2012 by Aaron Wherry
Just as there haven’t been answers these last few weeks
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Thomas Mulcair and the Premiers
Posted May 23rd, 2012 by Aaron Wherry
The NDP leader is scolded by Saskatchewan Premier Brad Wall.
“Here’s someone who wants…
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UN Pancakes and Belgian Waffles recommended as "food security" for Canadians
Posted May 23rd, 2012 by MariaS
The audacity of the UN to even think that Canada needs to look at a “food security program” for Canadians is galling to say the least. These UN nitwits pick on a country that sends billions of dollars in aid to countries in the continent of Africa and…
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Rex Murphy on the loony tunes Mulcair
Posted May 23rd, 2012 by MariaS
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Tar Sands Oil Companies 71 Percent Foreign-Owned – Cue Ezra Levant’s Outrage
Posted May 23rd, 2012 by Brendan DeMelle
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ForestEthics Advocacy released a game-changing research brief today documenting the massive foreign control of Alberta's tar sands oil industry. Publicly…
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DeSmogBlog: Tar Sands Oil Companies 71 Percent Foreign-Owned – Cue Ezra Levant’s Outrage
Posted May 23rd, 2012 by Brendan DeMelle
Foreign Control of Tar Sands.png ForestEthics released a game-changing research brief today documenting the massive foreign control of Alberta's tar sands oil industry. Publicly traded oil companies with active tar sands operations have a very h…
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LeDaro: Brad Wall: Oil Sands is a great stuff
Posted May 23rd, 2012 by LeDaro
Thomas Mulcair of NDP calls oil sands Dutch disease. Premier of Saskatchewan Brad Wall is very upset. His interview with Evan Solomon of CBC: – Syndicated from http://ledaro.blogspot.com/
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Are we infected?
Posted May 23rd, 2012 by Aaron Wherry
Thomas Mulcair worries that we’re suffering from Dutch Disease.
NDP leader Thomas Mulcair said…
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350 or bust: Freedom Train to Canadians: Our Democratic Process Is Being Lost
Posted May 23rd, 2012 by Christine
Yinka Dene Alliance Freedom Train arrived in Winnipeg last night. The Alliance is on a cross Canada trip that will end in Toronto, on Bay Street, at the Enbridge AGM. Their goal is to spread the word to Canadians about the dangers posed by the proposed…
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B.C. Protest This Saturday to Stop Warren Buffett’s BNSF Coal Trains
Posted May 23rd, 2012 by Steve Horn
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Warren Buffett, the third wealthiest man on the planet (net worth: $44 billion), often referred to as the "Oracle of Omaha," is the target of a May 5 acti…
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Comparing Territories: Tar Sands Blanket Caribou Habitat
Posted May 23rd, 2012 by Carol Linnitt
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As the controversy surrounding Canada’s proposed wolf cull in Alberta grows, the provincial government is attempting to limit criticism directed at the country’s polluti…
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Politics Canada: Northern Gateway pipeline gets the advanced green light
Posted May 23rd, 2012 by Politics Freak
Natural Resources minister Joe Oliver announced the ‘streamlining’ of the federal environmental assessment process. What was not mentioned in the press release or by the minister was that final approval can now be given by the federal cab…
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Veto power
Posted May 23rd, 2012 by Aaron Wherry
The Globe and Reuters note one of the seemingly major changes in the Harper…
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Bernard Lewis on how the West has empowered Saudi Arabia and thus Islam
Posted May 23rd, 2012 by MariaS
We have dug our own graves.
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On That Zombie Suzuki Resignation Story
Posted May 23rd, 2012 by matttbastard
The Globe: Canada’s most famous environmentalist, David Suzuki, says he left the board of his charitable foundation to avoid being a lightning rod for criticism and government attacks that would undermine its work. Still, Peter Robinson, who is the head of the David Suzuki Foundation, said the group is facing a “chill” that is leading [...]
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DeSmogBlog: Investors: No More Flaring of Fracked Oil and Gas in Bakken Shale
Posted May 23rd, 2012 by Steve Horn
exxon-gas-flaring-photo01.jpg The debate over flaring unconventional oil and gas in shale basins across the United States has suddenly heated up immensely (excuse the bad pun). On March 27, the Coalition for Environmentally Responsib…
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Investors: No More Flaring of Fracked Oil and Gas in Bakken Shale
Posted May 23rd, 2012 by Steve Horn
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The debate over flaring unconventional oil and gas in shale basins across the United States has suddenly heated up immensely (excuse the bad pun).
On Marc…