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Canada’s foreign policy needs a shift and a human rights lens

“We live in a constant state of fear and anxiety,” Arzu-Gul, a Canadian Uyghur advocate, told Justice for All Canada, a Toronto-based non-profit human rights organization. Many Canadians like her thought they escaped persecution and anti-Muslim hate, only to experience Islamophobia here. Arzu-Gul came to Canada in 2009 from the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region, where […]

People who live in anti-vax delusions shouldn’t throw stones

As the election campaign rolls on, it seems that those who apparently care so virulently about supposed “freedoms” are doing everything they can to ensure they trample on the rights of others to peacefully participate in the democratic process. As has been the case since the start of the campaign, those in opposition to mandatory […]

A matter of debates: candidates face off as campaign hits final weeks

As the federal election campaign enters its final weeks, voters will get to weigh their options through a variety of debates running this week onwards, from a set of three Ecology Ottawa riding debates on Sept. 8 and 9, to a broader Sept. 13 debate on national security and defence hosted by the Conference of […]

Rock ramblings: skeptical but steady support for the Liberals

OTTAWA—Over summer’s last weekend, I got the chance to spend some time at home in St. John’s. Mostly I was with people removed from the daily grind of politics—though they were Newfoundlanders, so not fully disengaged. But these are more normal folks, not reading every tweet dispatched about #Election44 or waiting for the next public […]