Partisan toxicity in Canada’s foreign interference debate
An editorial argues for cross party accountability as leaders face unredacted NSICOP findings. It urges unity on a foreign influence registry and tighter nomination controls, warning against a partisan spectacle and calls for maturity ahead of the next election.
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NDP
Jagmeet Singh
Singh
Green Party
Elizabeth May
Dominic LeBlanc
Pierre Poilierre
Bloc Quebecois
Yves-Francois Blanchet
Poilievre
Justin Trudeau
Trudeau
National Security and Intelligence Committee of Parliament
Nsicop
RCMP
Marie-Josee Hogue
House of Commons
David Johnston
Hogue
Diversity of views in our letters section
The Chronicle Journal outlines a forum for diverse opinions in its letters page. Letters should be original, exclusive to the newspaper, and under 300 words. Include full name, address, and day phone. only names and hometowns will be published. Email letters to chroniclejournal.com.
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ChronicleJournal
Ottawa bonuses prove government rewards failure
A Troy Media column by Franco Terrazzano reports that Canadians subsidize executive bonuses across federal departments Crown corporations and the Bank of Canada totaling hundreds of millions yearly. It cites targets unmet by departments Bank of Canada CMHC CBC and calls for ending taxpayer funded bonuses.
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Feds
Ottawa
Bank of Canada
Statistics Canada
Canada
Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation
CMHC
Royal Bank of Canada
CBC
Catherine Tait
Tait
Canadian Taxpayers Federation
Conservative Party
Pierre Poilierre
Franco Terrazzano
The
Taxpayer.com
Troy Media
Troymedia. Com
Far right a global threat to democracy
A letter warns that democracy remains fragile after D-Day and Ukraine’s fight against Russia. It cites Viktor Orban in Hungary and populist conservatism in the U S and Europe, argues Poilievre could threaten freedom of speech and democratic processes, and urges voters to oppose first past the post and defend democracy.
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Russia
United States
European Union
Viktor Orban
Hungary
U.S
Europe
Canada
Donald Trump
Pierre Poilierre
CBC
China
North Korea
Turkey
Poilievre
Transport route risk to waste shipments sparks protest in Thunder Bay
Mary Pat MacDonald of Thunder Bay argues that the NWMO plan to move nuclear waste along the two lane Trans-Canada Highway through Ontario endangers public safety and the environment. She raises risks from accidents forest fires washouts potential protests police action and possible terrorist threats along a thousands of kilometers route.
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HE Nuclear Waste Management Organization
NWMO
Ontario
NWMCO
Mary Pat MacDonald
Thunder Bay
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