Harper pushes Alliance merger and deputy leadership shift
Ken Waddell surveys the shift in Canadian politics as Stephen Harper leads the Canadian Alliance toward a parliamentary merger, appoints Day as Foreign Affairs critic, and sidelights Ezra Levant and Inky Mark while Joe Clark resists joint leadership.
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Ezra Levant
Harper
House of Commons
Joe Clark
Joe
PC Party
Alliance
Canada
Chantel Hebert
Liberal Party
Hebert
Chretien
Paul Martin
Middle East
Alliance Party
Stockwell Day
Day
Inky Mark
Inky
Ezra ‘Levant
Faith and accountability in church abuse cases
The piece argues for holding church officials and clergy accountable for young person mistreatment allegations and for enforcing laws over internal handling. It urges transparency, swift action, and public compliance to protect children and maintain church integrity.
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Manitoba group seeks municipal support in net fishing dispute
A coalition of Manitoba municipal officials forms the Manitoba Resource Management Group to lobby the province over unregulated aboriginal sustenance net fishing on Dauphin Swan River lakes and Lake Dauphin. They push for governance that protects fish and tourism, aiming to join talks “government to government” and ensure resources serve all Manitobans.
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Manitoba Resource Management Group
MRMG
Dauphin
Swan River
Lake of the Prairies
Lake Dauphin
Association of Manitoba Municipalities
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