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Qatar’s quiet understanding of Canadian politics
The mad rush by Mr. Baird says more about electoral support in Quebec than anything else.
The Canadian legacy of Margaret Thatcher
No other group of foreign politicians was as large or as laudatory in their praise as members of the Harper government.
When dreams give way to nightmares
The benign view of Canada and Canadians is now one of apprehension.
Are we paying more for consular services than necessary?
In the current fiscal year it is expected that about $95 million will be collected in fees while the spending forecast is only $65.7 million.
No slam dunks with Uncle Sam
The Americans are hoping to offload some responsibility for a “no” decision on Keystone XL onto the Canadian government.
The confusing world of economics
Weather forecasting, while often ridiculed, is today edging towards a fuller understanding of nature. The same can not be said about a certain other academic pursuit.
Canada could be drawn into Chinese containment strategy
China has yet to react to the changing strategic balance in its front yard, but at some point it will.
Israeli attack on Iran almost a certainty
Israeli military action will largely find Middle East support. The more troublesome aspect is whether it will ensure a setback to the Iranian nuclear program.
Harper takes a page from Assad playbook
Implying that aboriginal opposition to Northern Gateway is a product of American money and influence is a new low.
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