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Government’s strong record of support for law-abiding farmers and hunters
Antisemitism should not be tolerated in Quebec society.
Canada is one of several countries that has stopped pressuring Cuba on human rights to gain business favours from Havana
The Fragile Fiscal Pulse of Canada’s Industrial Heartland: Ontario’s 2011 Budget
The Canadian 2011 Election
The War Amps Key Tag Service
Free long distance calls to Japan from TELUS wireless devices and home phones extended to April 30
CTF gives two thumbs down
B'nai Brith Canada has called on Facebook to investigate users who utilize the social networking site to disseminate hate and call for violence
Canadian Election
Canadian Election
Over the 33 day tour, the federal debt climbed $3,661,643,836 – at a pace of $1,284 per second.
On May the 2nd, we will choose between stable national government and a reckless Coalition
Inflammatory hate mongering
Exercise "tolerance with regards to religious objects in taxis"
“Old Harry” oil and gas reserve estimated to contain as much as 2 billion barrels of oil
A culture of celebrating life and freedom and Justice is Right; A culture celebrating death and totalitarianism, injustice, and abuse is Wrong
Rainbow Refugee Committee
The child benefit went up by $500, so you’ll be able to save another $55 for every child under your care.
One veteran, One Standard, One Voice!
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Our deepest sympathies and ongoing support go out today to those families dealing most directly with the aftermath of this tragedy.
Is the Opposition crazy?
A Classic Herr Goebbles Propaganda Piece
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Spending, Achieve Balance
Will Capitalize on Benefits of Natural Gas
Royal Botanical Gardens could be home to the first Canadian “Lake Ontario born” eagles in decades
Says Department Discriminates Against Children Born out of Wedlock during WWII
Here is hoping that the combination of anti-regime protests and the celebrations will continue into the Persian new year.
A national poll conducted by Angus-Reid found that 62 per cent of Canadians were “angry” with the thought of the coalition taking control of the government.