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Tube Terrorism: Canada Responds
Paul Martin puts it into the global context: “Our collective freedom has come under attack today by those who would use violence and murder to force extremism u
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We stand together
Anger. Sadness. Shock. Little surprise. In the political context, it is clear that today, terrorism has changed nothing, save to strengthen the resolve and the
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Pettigrew shakes finger at Iran
The front page of the Globe and Mail today outlined the injuries of Zahra Kazemi, the Canadian photojournalist who suspiciously died while in Iranian custody. A
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Future tsunami warning system stalled by international bickering
From Nature (subscription required) A plan to set up a tsunami warning system for the Indian Ocean — and eventually the whole world — received enthusiastic supp
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Oops…
At the time of this writing, CNN and the AP are reporting on a US soldier apparently captured in Iraq by terrorists. However, CNN military analysts note some in
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Who won the election in Iraq?
The answer is obvious Its citizens. Happy 1st annual Iraqi National Day.
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Canadian Spies
Here’s an interesting editorial speculating on the impact of extending the mandate of CSIS to include “foreign intelligence”. Yes, we have a spy agency yet it o
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The Bono factor
Another example of the Liberal push for a peripheral route to persuade voters is the recruitment of Bono, the lead singer of U2. Bono is to appear (cue fanfare)
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New uniforms for our troops
In Afghanistan, where our armed men and women are fighting the war on terror, a surprise came this week. The ‘relish-green’ uniforms are now merely a choice for