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Tag: Stephen Harper

Tracking Harper’s 9-year-long assault on unions

September 3, 2015 Stephen Harper has been Prime Minister for almost a decade. In that time, the system of protections that … More

2015, Canadian politics, Elections, Labour, Stephen Harper, Unions, Writing

Workers must remember Harper’s attacks when they go to the polls in October

August 28, 2015 Harper has been Prime Minister for almost a decade. In that time, the Conservative government’s war on … More

2015, Canadian politics, Elections, Labour, Stephen Harper, Writing

The National Council of Canadian Muslims sues the Prime Minister’s Office

March 25, 2014 Ihsaan Gardee, Executive Director of the National Council for Canadian Muslims

2014, Canadian politics, CHRY, Islam, Islamophobia, News, News Now, Radio, Stephen Harper

IslamoWhat?!

October 2011 Dear Mr. Harper, What is Islamicism? Is there a Christianityism? Or a Judaismism? What is the difference between … More

2011, 9/11, Canadian politics, Islam, Islamophobia, Racism, Ryerson Free Press, Stephen Harper, Writing

Will Canada ever leave Afghanistan? Harper extends mission for another three years

December 2010 Will Canada ever leave Afghanistan? This is a difficult question. I believe the answer is yes. When attempting … More

2010, Afghanistan, Canadian politics, International politics, Military Occupation, Ryerson Free Press, Stephen Harper, US politics, Writing

Why Canada must leave Afghanistan now: The ‘bravest woman in Afghanistan’ talks about peace justice and human rights

December 2009 Malalai Joya was just 27 years old when she became the youngest person ever to be elected to … More

2009, Afghanistan, Canadian politics, International politics, Malalai Joya, Military Occupation, NATO, Ryerson Free Press, Stephen Harper, Writing

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