Artist Margaret Sutherland Created a Nude Painting of Canada PM Stephen Harper. Here is an Uncensored (NSFW) Photo of the Stephen Harper Painting. Don't Say We Didn't Warn You How many of you have secretly wondered...
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Friends of Obert are pleased to announce the petition for Obert Madondo’s ongoing crime Bill C10 hunger strike. Hosted on Change.org, the petition is titled: PM Harper, Parliament of Canada: Fulfill Obert’s Bill C10 hunger strike demands NOW! Your support is...
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Today is Day 28 of my ongoing indefinite hunger strike against Prime Minister Stephen Harper's universally-condemned and cruel new crime law, deceptively christened “Safe Streets and Communities Act”. I’m an Ottawa-based Occupy activist and progressive...
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Reform Alliance receives absolute power, but where are the reforms?
Conservative Party swept to a majority government yesterday in spite of Quebecers that voted against it as a block and...
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Liberals Crushed in Canada Election: Michael Ignatieff Steps Down Michael Ignatieff is stepping down as Liberal Party leader, and will be the third Liberal leader in history not to serve as Prime Minister. The...
A Conservative (CPC) fundraiser for Lt. Col. Ted Opitz saw some big names attend the event held at an upscale Toronto house in Etobicoke Centre riding. Some of the names that attended in support include Senator...
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Stephen Harper's Government Collapses: No-Confidence Measure Passes [Updated] Canada's opposition parties have voted on a motion of no confidence in Stephen Harper's minority Conservative government on March 25....
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by David Stein
I am a retired teacher in law warning both Canadians and Americans who would like to defend their independence as sovereign peoples, about the so-called "Security Perimeter". It appears that both the Stephen Harper government in Canada, an...
opinion by agora | 1 year ago 224 views | 2 recommendations | 2 comments
A recent disclosure by Wikileaks, recounts a July 2, 2008 meeting in Ottawa between former CSIS Director Judd and State Department official Eliot Cohen. Apparently Mr. Judd states that CSIS is “vigorously harassing” known Hezbollah members in Canada. Vigorously...
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"The newspapers are full of Col. Russel Williams gross details, here are some excerpts from Toronto Sun So this is what it's like to be in the presence of pure evil. What else do you call it after what Col....
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Angus Reid Poll Puts Conservatives 8 points ahead of Liberals, describes Stephen Harper as secretive and Michael Ignatieff as boring. An EKOS Poll released yesterday had the two major parties in Canada in an almost...
EKOS poll suggests that Harpers' Conservative Maintain small lead over Ignatieff's Liberals. An EKOS poll released this morning suggests that despite many controversial issues, such as the Long Gun Registry, Hike...
Dimitri Soudas, the press secretary for Prime Minister Stephen Harper, has been pranked by Quebec television show Infoman, exposing a his breach of Internet security protocol. On Friday, Soudas removed his personal...
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Canada's Supreme Court has ruled that Omar Khadr's rights were violated. It stopped short of telling the Canadian Government that it must try to return Khadr to Canada. In it's decision the Court left it to...
Proroguing Parliament Shortly after the Canadian Parliaments Christmas Break, Prime Minister Harper announced that he would ask the Governor General to "prorogue parliament". Although most Canadians are now...