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Fixed Terms

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Did you ever see a law sneak so speedily through Parliament as Bill C-16 – the law fixing election dates at four year intervals from October 2009 onward? This in spite of the Conservative Party of Canada’s written Policy #10 – “Electoral Reform”, which avows, “A national referendum will be held prior to implementing any [...]

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Electoral Reform

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The socialist hordes are already beating the drums and parading in favour of Proportional Representation in Ontario. After every Canadian election there are more or less strident howls for electoral reform because some candidates have been elected without the support of the majority of voters in their ridings. The howlers are right one of the [...]

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The Role of Government in Socialism

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From: Charles Conn To: M.E. Date: Friday, March 14, 2003 1:25 PM Subject: Re: WHAT IS THE ROLE OF GOVERNMENT IN SOCIALISM on 3/13/03 1:15 PM, M.E. wrote: I need this information for my school paper Please help ASAP thank you Dear M.E., My ideas on governance are expressed in detail in my book “Personalism [...]

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Something Could Be Done Now

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The final say on jurisdictions, structures and roles would rest with the Canadian people responding to a new constitution recommended by a Citizens’ Assembly. An Assembly would have to be authorized by parliamentary legislation. Obviously then, enough members who favour renovating Canada’s governance would have to be elected to parliament to pass the necessary enabling [...]

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