Canadian federal race shifts as Day lobbies for leadership
In a milder winter political scene, Stockwell Day presses to reaffirm his leadership of the Alliance via mail in ballots while debates over evangelical Christianity and ethics probes shape media coverage. The piece notes Trudeau era contrasts and argues Day or Harper could push balanced budgets in Canada.
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Brian Tobin
Chretien
Chretién
Day
Stockwell Day
Alliance Party
Alliance
Reform Party
Canadian Taxpayers Federation
Stephen Harper
Canada
Hope for a new year echoes through faith and war
The piece blends TV nostalgia with reflections on 2001 and 2002, noting how hopes for peace in Korea lingered while lives shattered by business failure, job loss, and relational strife. It shifts to a faith-based remedy, urging trust in God over political saviors and citing Psalm 42 5 to urge releasing concerns and awaiting divine provision.
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Col. Potter
Harry Morgan
Morgan
David
God
You
Supreme Court ruling on refugee deportations sparks critique
Mark, a Coalition Critic for Citizenship and Immigration, applauds the ruling allowing deportations for two refugees accused of terrorism but questions the guidelines protecting after departure. He notes Canada’s multi class protection system favors refugees over naturalized citizens. Ahani and Suresh cases cited. Ahani slated for next week’s deportation timeline. Suresh to receive a new hearing to avoid torture.
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Ottawa
Inky Mark
Pcda Coalition
Citizenship and Immigration
Supreme Court
Canada
Mark
Marikkavasagam Suresh
Sri Lanka
Mansour Ahani
Iran
Ahani
Suresh
Immigration
CSIS
Secret Police