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4-more-years-of-harper
Hebert @ Toronto Star - Hebert hypothosizes on what 4 more years of a Stephen Harper led conservative government may look like
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alberta-VS-norway-oil-money-funds
] by Andrew Findlay @ mountainculturegroup.com - Launched in 1990 and anchored by oil and gas revenues, Norway’s Government Pension Fund Global is the world’s richest sovereign wealth fund, worth roughly $900 billion. This oily money keeps the ...
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Bill-C-51
] conservative government (Omni bus) bill, introduces new "anti terrorist" legislation, 46 pages
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budget-consultation
] by LPC - some questions on the budget
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canadas-corrupt-banking-system-explained-by-12-year-old
by Victoria Clark - a 12 year Canadian girl, explains how the countries banking system is corrupt.
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canadas-muzzled-scientists-can-speak-freely-again
by __ @vice.com - Canada's Muzzled Scientists Can Speak Freely Again, So I Called a Few Up
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canadian-yukon-government-opens-vast-wildnerness-to-mining
By Tom Clynes @ National Geographic -
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canadians-interview-PM-trudeau
] by Peter Mansbridge @ cbc.ca - the TV network chose 10 ordinary Canadians to interview the PM 1-on-1 on issues of the day.
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COP21-agreement-paris
by __ @ nytime.com - worlds countries sign agreement to address climate change/global warming
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defecit-paranoia-is-mind-bogglingly-stupid
] by Michael Babad @theglobeandmail.com - Analysts on Canada's budget: ‘Deficit paranoia is mind-bogglingly stupid’
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denying-problems
by Troy Campbell @ duke.edu - Duke study sheds light on why conservatives, liberals disagree so vehemently
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direct-democracy-arrives-at-house-of-commons
] byJonathon Gatehouse @ macleans.ca - Ottawa’s NEW e-petition SITE offers Canadians a new way to control the agenda in the House
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gov.ca-spends-15M-on-digital-archiving-system-it-never-used
by @CP - Canada's library and archives department spent 15.4M on a "digital archiving system, that it doesn't use it because of a "change in approach" ] meanwhile the backlog of records to be archived grows,
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homeless
] THE PROBLEM - we live in 1 of the richest countries in the world, yet our cities are filled with people living in the streets, why cant we solve this problem?
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how-canadian-crown-corporations-evade-taxes
by Frederic Zalac @cbc.ca the national - Zalec explains how the Public sector pension investment board, a Canadian crown corporation invests in Luxembourg, using xx shell corporations to avoid paying xx MM in taxes.
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http://threehundredeight.com
SITE - election polling aggregotor, builds a data model to predict the outcome of the upcoming federal election(2015-10-19), the results are in, here is what your next Canadian federal government will look like
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leap-manifesto
] leap manifesto - a policy draft for social and environmental change in Canada
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LIST-issues-country-Canada
]LIST of local political issues, REF to stories,
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LIST-political-scandals-federal
Canada's wall of shame, those who got caught with their hand in the cookie jar and other indescretions by Canada's elected officials
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Ottawa-warned-about-job-losses-that-could-stem-from-automation
[SUMMARY] Ottawa warned about job losses that could stem from automation ] by CanadianPress @ cbc.ca - - Rise of machines means Canadian economy could lose between 1.5 million and 7.5 million jobs in coming years
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poll-shows-huge-support-for-leap-manifesto
] by Martin Lukacs @theguardian.com -
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richest-1-percent-will-own-more-than-by-2016
] by oxfam.org - The combined wealth of the richest 1 percent will overtake that of the other 99 percent of people next year unless the current trend of rising inequality is checked
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stephen-lewis-defines-differences-between-NDP-and-liberals
] by Stephen Lewis @youtube.com - Lewis, a former Ontario NDP leader, explains the differences between today's liberals and the NDP in a speech delivered to the delegates at the 2016 NDP convention
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SUMMARY-west-block
] by Don Sagrott - Episode 36 - 2016-05-29 - Tom Clark hosts global TVs weekly show covering the Canadian political scene
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whats-a-PM-to-do
by __ @ cbc.ca - whats a PM to do? - in light of Canada's economic troubles, what can a PM do to address some of the issues, some ideas from the people
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why-basic-income-should-be-the-next-big-thing
] by Paula Dwyer @bloomberg.com - Dwyer outlines the basic income premise, that by removing all of the many social assistance programs that Americans currently support, it could come close to meeting the projected costs of said program.
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