Tag: Politics
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Cornies: Did fact-based political courage die with Brian Mulroney?
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The Mulroney era – Sept. 17, 1984, to June 13, 1993 – was one of the most consequential in modern Canadian history.
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Baranyai: Political debates should enhance civic engagement
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Debate is the very heart of a functioning democracy. It plumbs the merits and shortcomings of policy alternatives, as well as a candidate’s record, so voters can make an informed choice.
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Pearson: Federalism should devolve so cities have more power
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There are numerous reasons for our collective sense of powerlessness, but one deeply systemic difficulty stands out: our failure to work on and solve our own problems in the very communities in which we live.
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Ontario NDP has a new leader, Marit Stiles
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Members of the party still need to hold a confirmation vote, but with Marit Stiles being the only candidate, you could say she’s a shoo-in.
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Civic election: Smaller communities, big gains in gender equity
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When Lindsay Wilson launched a program to encourage women to go into civic politics, she never considered running herself.
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Meet your candidates – BWDSB Trustees
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Ray Richards Ray Richards grew up in Richmond Hill just north of Toronto and moved to Ripley in 1975 to take his first teaching job at the high school, teaching … Continue reading Meet your candidates – BWDSB Trustees → The post Meet your candidates – BWDSB Trustees appeared first on Kincardine Independent.
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Meet your candidates – Wards 2 and 3
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by Hannah MacLeod In this year’s municipal election, two candidates have already been acclaimed for Ward 1, three candidates are running for Ward 2 and two candidates are running for … Continue reading Meet your candidates – Wards 2 and 3 → The post Meet your candidates – Wards 2 and 3 appeared first on…