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Op-Ed: Home of anti-Semitism and Islamism, Canada fails to learn history

It seems like the saying is right, those who fail to learn from history are doomed to repeat it. Perhaps then Canada can be classified as guilty of repetition when it comes to its distinctive history with its ethnic and religious discrimination.

In the Media by Tamara Tarchichi

Canadian NDP MP Pierre Jacob On The Record Special

Ottawa - Pierre Jacob , a newly elected MP for the riding of Brome- Missisquoi in Quebec's Eastern Townships speaks to Digital Journal about the current NDP Leadership Race, fracking, cannabis in Quebec, and more in a 10 question interview.

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Canadian PM Stephen Harper launches country's non-smoking week

Canada's yearly national non-smoking week got underway on Sunday, Jan. 15 with a plea from the country's Prime Minister for Canadians who smoke to give it up - and not just for themselves.

In the Media by Marcus Hondro - 1 comment

Op-Ed: Eat your heart out, Harper

Ottawa - Last week when Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper broke from traditional parliamentary protocol and extended his hand to offer up a state funeral for Jack Layton, he may as well have handed over the keys to 24 Sussex Drive.

In the Media by Jeromie Williams - 11 comments

5 Questions with Canada's Prime Minister Stephen Harper Special

Ottawa - Today Stephen Harper tells Richard Mccallum why he deserves a majority government when he answers 5 Questions about himself and his place in Canada's history books in his very first interview with Digital Journal.

Digital Journal Report by Richard Mccallum - 9 comments

Slow grill of Canadian Conservatives over Afghan detainees starts

Despite the documents pertaining to Canada's knowledge of Afghan detainees being blacked out or just not released at all, an Ottawa professor said the full release of the documents would show the government knew more than it claims.

In the Media by Stephanie Dearing - 2 comments

Canadian PM Harper wants to save the poorest women, children

Canada's Prime Minister Stephen Harper outlined his new international economic focus, and asked his colleagues at the G8 meeting in Davos to go along with his agenda.

In the Media by Stephanie Dearing - 11 comments

Canadian employment rate flat-lines

Statistics Canada released its unemployment figures for December showing no overall gains in job creation. The unexpected news of job losses has caused downward pressure on the Canadian dollar.

In the Media by Stephanie Dearing - 3 comments

Liberal Party of Canada will show up for work Jan. 25

The Liberal Party of Canada has decided it will show up for work in Ottawa on January 25, and they will stay to keep working on issues important to Canadians.

In the Media by Stephanie Dearing - 4 comments

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Halifax Shipyard hosts Harper

Prime Minister Stephen Harper is visiting the Irving-owned Halifax Shipyard on Thursday morning for a shipbuilding-related announcement.

Stephen Harper names goodwill ambassador to China

Prime Minister Stephen Harper put some star power behind his high-level trip to China by announcing a goodwill ambassador.

Laureen Harper writes intro to Mandarin Anne

Laureen Harper, the wife of Prime Minister Stephen Harper, has written an introduction to a new Mandarin translation of the classic Canadian story Anne of Green Gables.

Harper talks trade, security in Asia

Prime Minister Stephen Harper is in Asia for a week-long official visit. Accompanied by four cabinet ministers, he will visit Thailand, Japan and South Korea.

Harper hails sainthood 'honour' for Quebec Mohawk

Prime Minister Stephen Harper is welcoming a Vatican decision to name a 17th century Mohawk woman as North America's first aboriginal saint in the Roman Catholic Church.