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| 6 Nov 2009 by Jonathan Grossman Another key benefit of our contribution to Afghanistan in the diplomatic context is, as the 2008 Speech from the Throne termed it, “Strengthening Canada's … Place in the World”(1). That is, giving Canada more diplomatic clout and leverage ... make a compelling argument for why Canada is still in Afghanistan. Notes: (1) Government of Canada, “the Speech from the Throne Speech from the Throne to Open the Second Session of the 39th Parliament of Canada”, October 16, 2007, ... Learn the Facts: Afghanistan - http://learnthefacts.ca/main/ |
| 16 Oct 2007 by Marc Lee Despite the globalization of markets, Canada still has a long way to go to establish free trade among our provinces. It is often harder to move goods and services across provincial boundaries than across our international borders. ... Time: October 17, 2007, 6:20 am. Furthermore, it is interesting that the throne speech does not mention the federal government's only concrete “economic union” proposal: a national securities regulator. Comment from Andrew Jackson ... The Progressive Economics Forum - http://www.progressive-economics.ca/ - References [ More results from The Progressive Economics Forum ] |
| 16 Oct 2007 by thegtapatriot Canada likely to stay in Afghanistan until 2011 – Throne speech. Posted on October 16, 2007 by thegtapatriot. OTTAWA — Canada's military involvement in Afghanistan will likely continue to 2011, two years past the current commitment, ... The GTA Patriot - http://thegtapatriot.wordpress.com/ |
| 10 Dec 2007 October 16: The 2nd Session of the 39th Parliament opens with the Speech from the Throne, which states, under the theme of “A Proud and Sovereign Canada,” that “Canada should build on its accomplishments and shift to accelerate the ... Research Publications - http://www.parl.gc.ca/common/library_prb.asp?Language=E - References [ More results from Research Publications ] |
| 16 Oct 2007 by left-clicked Tuesday, October 16 ... The Throne Speech signals the Tories' intention to strip Government of the legislative and financial leavers to protect and expand social programs. “Redirected to child care the proposed 1% cut to the GST would provide every child in Canada between 3 and 6 ... The Tories are misusing Quebecers' desire to control their own social institutions to cover their actions, says Jody Dallaire, Chairperson of the Child Care Advocacy Association of Canada. ... F-email Fightback - http://cupwsisters.blogspot.com/ - References |
| 26 Oct 2007 by Elizabeth May The speech said we need hard targets in any agreement for the period after 2012. (True, this is what is being negotiated through the United Nations now for the second phase of Kyoto, but Canada's been against it arguing for ... Getting down to 1990 levels after we have increased them by 24% in 16 years is a lot to promise. One would have to know that the country is solidly behind one to make a stronger promise. Can we say that we have solid enough support to promise more? ... Elizabeth May's blog - http://www.greenparty.ca/en/blog/7 - References |
| 17 Oct 2007 Prior to the minority government's Tuesday statement of principles, Harper, in stentorian style, promised this Speech from the Throne would be a de facto vote of confidence. He i. ... and unlikely to be by their corporate colleagues, but if future Canadians wishing to remember the final gasp of the nation, (failing a sudden Liberal party determination to halt Stephen Harper's progress) October 16, 2007 is as fitting a date as any to chisel onto the country's tomb. ... Atlantic Free Press - Hard Truths for Hard Times - http://www.atlanticfreepress.com/ - References |
| 18 Oct 2009 Ottawa, October 16, 2009 — Starting this fall, new immigrants will receive “Language Training Vouchers” as part of a pilot project to encourage newcomers to participate in settlement programs, Citizenship, Immigration and Multiculturalism ... Working with provinces to increase the participation of immigrants in settlement programs is a federal government priority, identified in the 2008 Speech from the Throne. CIC funds a number of programs that help newcomers settle, ... Citizenship and Immigration Canada News - http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/department/media/index.asp - References [ More results from Citizenship and Immigration Canada News ] |
| 16 Oct 2007 by pm@pm.gc.ca (Prime Minister Stephen Harper) Prime Minister says passage of Throne Speech will be mandate to govern. New violent crime bill also to be confidence measure. 17 October 2007. Ottawa, Ontario ... The Throne Speech, titled Strong Leadership. A Better Canada. proposes a long -term agenda that will strengthen the country's unity, sovereignty and role in the world while making Canada a better place to live for families. The Government's core priorities are: Strengthening Canada's sovereignty and security. ... Stephen Harper / Prime Minister - http://pm.gc.ca/ - References [ More results from Stephen Harper / Prime Minister ] |
| 16 Oct 2007 by Marni Soupcoff The Post editorial board on a throne speech we'd like to hear. Posted: October 16, 2007, 11:00 AM by Marni Soupcoff. Editorial. Traditionally, the Throne Speech doesn't make a big splash outside Parliament Hill. But today's instalment -- read by ... In today's speech, the Harper government should signal that it will no longer hew to the doctrinaire, statist interpretation of the Canada Health Act that prevailed when the Liberals were in power. Mr. Harper cannot force the ... National Post - http://communities.canada.com/nationalpost/blogs/default.aspx - References [ More results from National Post ] |
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