What would walking away from NAFTA mean for Canada?
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US Politics
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Jun 29, 2017  Access to health care is a matter of life and deathWe need to open the airwaves to include a diversity of voices, including those who are advocating for single-payer health care. |
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Jun 28, 2017  'Island Soldier': From the training camps of Texas to the battlefields of Afghanistanface2face Nathan Fitch and David Peck talk about war, colonialism, family, community, second-class citizens and much more in Fitch's new film 'Island Soldier'.
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Jun 23, 2017  Election interference is not unique to Russia -- U.S. and Canada have done it, tooYves Engler Media commentators who complain about Russia ignore clear-cut Canadian meddling elsewhere and the history of US interference in other countries’ elections, including in Canada |
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Jun 22, 2017  There is no rational reason why Medicare couldn't be expanded to cover all AmericansAs Trumpcare versus Obamacare dominates the cable news, the unreported movement for single-payer health care grows. As with all great shifts in history, when the people lead, the leaders follow. |
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Jun 16, 2017  Lessons for the left, courtesy of Jeremy Corbyn and Bernie SandersSocialism is no longer a dirty word and left-wing parties have valuable lessons to learn from authentic candidates who were able to attract the youth vote. |
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Jun 16, 2017  Russian meddling abroad underscores need for electoral reform in CanadaPenney Kome Transparency and representation are essential to countering the kind of foreign interference experienced in the U.S. and France. |
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Jun 15, 2017  Congressional lawsuit underway, charging Trump for accepting emolumentsNothing says "Happy Birthday, President" quite like a congressional lawsuit. |
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Jun 14, 2017  Trump is a pariah in the face of climate crisisDavid Suzuki If there's a bright side to Trump's decision, it's that climate change has received more serious media coverage than ever before, and people around the world have agreed to increase their efforts. |
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Jun 9, 2017  Liberals' massive increase in defence spending is a budgetary coupWith its giant boost to military spending, the Trudeau government is gearing up for more Western adventurism, using NATO to prop up a failing finance capitalism by military threats. |
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Jun 8, 2017  While Comey is under oath, questions should be asked regarding FBI misconductThe FBI has become the darling of Trump's opponents. But this powerful, secretive federal police force has a long, dark and often violent history of suppressing dissent in the U.S. |
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Jun 8, 2017  Wonder Woman's box office success offers a message of hopePenney Kome Perhaps the public's embrace of Wonder Woman, a thrilling action movie with a pacifist message, reflects the innate human hunger for harmony and peace. |
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Jun 8, 2017  How NAFTA surrenders Canadian energy sovereignty -- and gives the U.S. control over our oilIn an age when control over energy shapes global politics and the fate of the world, why wouldn't Canadians be happy to leave our energy in the hands of Trump's Washington and Big Oil? |
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May 27, 2017  Trump's relationship with Saudi Arabia is ridden with hypocrisyShenaz Kermalli For all the ignorance President Trump feigns around foreign affairs, he is undoubtedly up to speed when it comes to Saudi Arabia. |
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May 26, 2017  Trump's scaled back hostility to Islam means the world is somewhat less apocalypticTrump's speech in Riyadh this week was normal foreign policy drivel, which came as a relief. It was no more preposterous than what Obama, Clinton, or Trudeau deliver when they talk world issues. |
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May 26, 2017  There's another way to dump a presidentPenney Kome Congress can use the 25th Amendment to remove a president and appoint a new VP. |
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May 25, 2017  Killing is as wrong in Manchester as it is in Sanaa, YemenDonald Trump's arms deal with Saudi Arabia is wrong. It will inflame an already war-ravaged region, hitting Yemen especially hard. |
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May 24, 2017  Trump and the legacy of Sykes-Picot is a tale of doomed deals in the Middle EastEhab Lotayef Trump may be able to forge a Middle-East "peace" deal, but will it bring peace? |
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May 23, 2017  Donald Trump tries to show himself fit to be president on first official trip abroadU.S. President Donald Trump took off last Friday for a nine-day trip abroad that did not begin with (or include) a stop in Canada. The Trudeau government cannot be too disappointed. |
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May 18, 2017  A full inquiry into Donald Trump should cover his real crimes and misdemeanoursWhat if Donald Trump were actually held responsible for real crimes: killing civilians in drone strikes, forcing refugees to suffer or die, or driving the planet into climate change? |
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May 18, 2017  Clearing the fog of war around SyriaJooneed Khan With his just-released book, Washington's Long War on Syria, Stephen Gowans blows away the twisted layers of disinformation and war propaganda around Syria, and exposes a great 21st-century tragedy. |
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May 18, 2017  Madmen in the White House … this time it's a thing, not just a 'strategy'David J. Climenhaga Unlike 1972 when we all thought the world might end the same way because Nixon was mining Haiphong Harbour, at least this time there’s someone around who might be able to talk the president out of it. |
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May 16, 2017  Thanks to Twitter diplomacy, Trump reminds us that dairy supply management worksBy turning the focus on Canadian dairy farming, U.S. President Donald Trump has unwittingly helped to remind us why supply management is key to treating farmers fairly. |
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May 12, 2017  James Comey debacle reveals a nation addicted to self-dramatization and mythI'd have fired James Comey too. The guy is delusional, grandiose and a drama queen (who does that remind you of?). The former FBI director thinks it's all about him. |
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