Parliament’s 2024 Outlook and Trudeau Poilievre Skirmishes
The Toronto Star editorial surveys three months of Ottawa chaos and a fragile Parliament. It notes gun control progress, housing and dental care initiatives, stalled pharmacare, and ongoing questions about India, foreign interference, and speaker tenure. It highlights leadership challenges for Trudeau and Poilievre as 2024 looms.
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British Columbia
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Diversity of views in letters page at The Chronicle Journal
The Chronicle Journal invites letters under 300 words on diverse topics. Submit original work exclusive to the paper and cite page and date for any articles mentioned. Include full name, address, and daytime phone. city of residence may be published. No attachment via email.
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Bangladesh Independence Day remembered in Canada
Seema Farha reflects on the 1971 creation of Bangladesh after East Pakistan's war for independence with India's aid. She notes language tensions, atrocities, and the ongoing impact on families and national memory, including celebrations in Thunder Bay and lessons for children.
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Yoangiates
Bangladesh
India Subcontinent
India
Pakistan
Subcontinent
East Pakistan
West Pakistan
Sheikh Mujibur Rahman
All Pakistan
Canada
Thunder Bay
Seema Farha
Ignorance and science advance pace in modern society
A letter argues science knowledge and science ignorance rise together as society grows complex. It links learning, wisdom, and denialism to anti vaccine views and conspiratorial thinkers. The author urges analytic thinking, curiosity, and more science journalism while condemning violence and censorship.
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