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Harper announces limited Schreiber inquiry
January 12, 2008, Comments Off on Harper announces limited Schreiber inquiry

Oh dear! We had hoped for more from David Johnston. It seems the taxpayer will once again be stuck with a bill involving ...

Memo to the PM: The world in 2008
January 7, 2008, Comments Off on Memo to the PM: The world in 2008

January 2, 2008 Jeremy Kinsman: Diplomatically Speaking While most of us are making New Year’s resolutions we like ...

"Uneasy Neighbo(u)rs" by David Jones & David Kilgour
January 3, 2008, 4 Comments

Uneasy Neighbo(u)rs: Canada, the USA and the Dynamic of State, Industry and Culture For Americans, the Canadian emphasis ...

Year (2007) in Review – the National Post version
December 31, 2007, Comments Off on Year (2007) in Review – the National Post version

Fondation de la Rue… a la Réussite
December 26, 2007, Comments Off on Fondation de la Rue… a la Réussite

A bit of dignity Fondation de la Rue… a la Réussite By P.A. Sévigny, The Suburban While thousands of homeless contin ...

Canada & the Bali Climate Change Conference – Conclusion
December 15, 2007, 2 Comments

December 15 Canada’s environment minister says he regrets watered-down climate deal (CP) BALI, Indonesia – C ...

The Bali Conference – Special Reports to WN + Updates
December 14, 2007, 3 Comments

December 17, 2007 CLIMATE CHANGE: Forward, Hopefully Past the Hurdles Analysis by Ramesh Jaura BONN, Dec 17 (IPS) – ...

Canada, Climate Change & the Bali Conference
December 14, 2007, 3 Comments

December 3 – 14 2007 United Nations Climate Change Conference – Bali, 3 – 14 December 2007 The thirtee ...

Planetair supplying offsets to NHL Players' Assocation
December 12, 2007, Comments Off on Planetair supplying offsets to NHL Players' Assocation

December 12 2007 Planetair is proud to announce that it is supplying offsets for the National Hockey League Players’ A ...

Reduce home heating costs — Westmount Examiner
December 12, 2007, Comments Off on Reduce home heating costs — Westmount Examiner

Steven Guilbeault Last weekend, Prime Minister Stephen Harper failed to support an agreement backed by several countries ...