Playing politics and thron speech in Canadian politics
The piece argues Prime Minister Stephen Harper and the Conservative party used the throne speech to gain leverage amid Liberal disarray. It critiques Kyoto commitments and outlines the throne speech priorities, while noting the political theatre of voting, power, and the role of bureaucrats directing governance.
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Stephen Harper
Harper
Canada
Stephane Dion
Dion
Ottawa
Hull
Town bans gossip in Tulua amid debate over free speech
The article notes a Tulua town ban on gossip with fines up to 1000 and two months jail, sparking criticism about freedom of expression and claims the law targets critics. It contrasts with views that gossip shapes social life and that online platforms like blogs and social networks spread chatter rapidly.
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PLC
Tulua
Colombia
Tulsa
Facebook
Youtube
Myspace
Hilary Clinton
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