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- 3. Who's Really on Trial: Duffy or the Senate? | At Issue
- 4. CBC inquiry concludes management mishandled Jian Ghomeshi
- 5. 'World needs to work together to feed itself' - Cargill's Greg Page
- 6. Bank of Canada keeps key rate unchanged
Whistleblower says Railroad Companies 'Skirt the Law'
A whistleblower, who talked exclusively to 5 EYEWITNESS NEWS, says railroad companies are "skirting the law" when it comes to shipping hazardous material.
Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 PHR SPHR Human Resources License Exam VocabUBee.com
Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 no race, color, religion, sex or national origin discrimination Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 makes it illegal to ...
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axx012
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on 28 Jan 2016
I like the short definition . much easier to remember
Who's Really on Trial: Duffy or the Senate? | At Issue
Who's really on trial, Mike Duffy or the Senate? Why is Justin Trudeau talking about forming a coalition? Chantal, Bruce and Andrew share their thoughts.
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roomwithapointofview
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on 12 May 2015
This coalition nonsense is just the continued selling of the lie that the
NDP and the LPC have something in common, when in fact the LPC have more in
common with the CPC.
All this capitalism, and banks and corporatism didn't suddenly appear with
Harper™, it was here and promoted by the LPC.
It is the lie that got Harper™ his majority, scaring votes from the LPC to
the Cons.
Left and right is economics, and the LPC is a right of center party, as is
the CPC.The NDP is left of center.
empty
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on 17 Apr 2015
Well that is a complete misconstruing of the quote by Trudeau to feed into
the drama. Put the quote in the fucking context. He said that he has a
different style of politics from Mulcair and that if Mulcair wasn't present
the question of a coalition is a hypothetical that he wouldn't delve into.
He's never expressed even mild interest in a coalition as far as I am
aware.
The National
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on 17 Apr 2015
Who's really on trial, Mike Duffy or the Senate? Why is Justin Trudeau
talking about forming a coalition? The At Issue panel shares their
thoughts.
P Romich
commented
on 19 Apr 2015
We really need some fresh blood on this panel. The same old Lib-Con
ignorance and distortions just doesn't cut it anymore.
P Romich
commented
on 19 Apr 2015
Come on Justin. The two parties have near identical policies. We need a
Lib-Con coalition. Unite the far right already!
COGS's CORNER
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on 17 Apr 2015
Funny they dont even mention Harper tried to reform the senate,
Kivi i
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on 17 Apr 2015
Excellent program. I look forward to it every week.
CBC inquiry concludes management mishandled Jian Ghomeshi
An independent report has been released on CBC's handling of complaints about Jian Ghomeshi. Click here for the full story: ...
'World needs to work together to feed itself' - Cargill's Greg Page
Bank of Canada keeps key rate unchanged
The Bank of Canada kept its key interest rate at 0.75 per cent today, after an economic "wobble" to start 2015. Click here for the full story: ...
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BombasticLove87
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on 16 Apr 2015
When it comes to taxes, my return was great. Jobs are available, it is the
rate of pay and getting companies to increase what they pay that will be
key. This can be fixed or improved upon by matching skilled workers with
the right career path and companies promoting with in which will happen
when they are profitable. Is it possible the interest rate is being used to
keep the dollar down. It would be beneficial for Canada to have the dollar
at 82 cents for several years would it not?
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