Upon further review, Jason Kenney does not entirely agree with Rob Ford – Beyond The Commons, Capital Read – Macleans.ca

2012/07/21 Leave a comment

On mobility rights and citizenship.

Upon further review, Jason Kenney does not entirely agree with Rob Ford – Beyond The Commons, Capital Read – Macleans.ca.

‘It’s classic dopey on dopey’ – Beyond The Commons, Capital Read – Macleans.ca

Rob Ford’s ex-con banishment plan won’t fly, says minister – Toronto – CBC News

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Jason Kenney couldn’t kill compassion in Canada even if he tried | Full Comment | National Post

2012/07/17 Leave a comment

On cuts to refugee medical benefits and compassion belonging to more than the public sector.

Jason Kenney couldn’t kill compassion in Canada even if he tried | Full Comment | National Post.

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Muslim street cleric wants to protect Canadian women from sex assault by forcing them to cover up | Toronto & GTA | News | Toronto Sun

2012/07/16 Leave a comment

Muslim street cleric wants to protect Canadian women from sex assault by forcing them to cover up | Toronto & GTA | News | Toronto Sun.

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Canada’s ethnic nursing homes are multiculturalism’s failure – thestar.com

2012/07/15 Leave a comment

Overly negative, as many revert to their native language in their last years.

Canada’s ethnic nursing homes are multiculturalism’s failure – thestar.com.

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Why not confront Muslim extremism? | Columnists | Opinion | Toronto Sun

2012/07/07 Leave a comment

Brian Lilley with the usual arguments of confronting Muslim extremism, without recognition of the more subtle and less soapbox means.

Why not confront Muslim extremism? | Columnists | Opinion | Toronto Sun.

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Church, state, hijabs | Columnists | Opinion | Toronto Sun

2012/07/01 Leave a comment

Michael Coren on the hijab, conflating the burka with the hijab and taking a no accommodation stance. ‘Rules are the rules’ argument is the weakest, as rules reflect society and evolve.

Church, state, hijabs | Columnists | Opinion | Toronto Sun.

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