Khadr settlement draws mixed reactions from Canadians
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau defends a 10.5 million Canadian compensation payment to Omar Khadr as a Charter rights matter after the G20 Hamburg summit. Critics, including MP Robert Sopuck, call the settlement unacceptable while Khadr and supporters praise it as justice and apology.
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North Korea’s ICBM test and US nuclear posture debate
The piece argues North Korea’s test changes little for Americans while highlighting distrust of US hypocrisy. Rex Tillerson’s warning is weighed against the long US nuclear history, including hundreds of ready-to-launch ICBMs and past atomic bombings in Asia.
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Sanitary Act to Pollution of Streams Act in Manitoba
In 1871 Manitoba passed the Sanitary Act soon after joining confederation to control manure deposition along rivers and streams. It later evolved into the Pollution of Streams Act in 1891, creating a 50 foot buffer from the high water mark prohibiting the deposition of filthy and impure matter including manure.
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Controversy Over Manitoba Livestock Manure Regulation
A reader criticizes 150 years of water pollution from sewage and livestock waste, contrasts past blunt common sense with today’s legislation, and notes public concern over hog industry practices and the Livestock Manure and Mortalities Management Regulation. See the stink P6.
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