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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 08, 2008
Page
5
Stewart Wells argues Prime Minister Stephen Harper has repeatedly broken laws and targeted the Canadian Wheat Board. He cites court findings on gag orders, privacy breaches, and CEO firing, urging Canadians to defend democratic rights and free speech.
The piece reflects on Canada’s 141st birthday and ceremonies admitting new Canadians highlighting freedom to act and speak within the law. It notes public discourse and the Order of Canada including the Henry Morgentaler award, pondering how newcomers from restrictive regimes would view such open debate, and ends with pride in the Canadian way.
Gwynne Dyer argues Morgan Tsvangirai was right to withdraw from the Zimbabwe presidential runoff as Mugabe’s regime intensifies violence. He notes killings, mass displacements, and economic collapse, urging opposition action while warning of outside intervention limits and predicting renewed turmoil.
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