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Canadian PM tackling challenges with competence
China and the US, though worlds apart in their political systems and foreign relations, have signed a trade deal that involves the end of tariffs on Chinese goods’ entry into the US in exchange for major agricultural imports from the ...
Canada, dwarfed by neighbors, seeks global role
Historically, this has not been easy. Canada was invaded by its big neighbor in 1812 and at other times, but it repulsed the attacks. Canada was also berated by the US for not supporting the US in Vietnam - then ...
Canada: The blessings, and pitfalls, of democracy in action
There was a time when Canadian immigration policy was based on race and sought to exclude non-whites. But this bias was ditched years ago and today those people are welcomed warmly who can contribute the most to Canada along with ...
Trudeau keeps pursing equality, better life for Aboriginals
In the last election four years ago, the Conservatives were highly favored. But the trailing Liberals won a stunning victory and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, despite his lack of governing experience, did well - with no major scandals, steady governance, ...
The countless blessings that the Creator bestows
I worked with the Ottawa Citizen for 25 years rising from reporter to editorial writer and op-ed editor. They liked my work and when they had a vacancy for a copy editor they hired someone I suggested without even interviewing ...
Trudeau bruised but leading with determination
The Trudeau government is committed to preserving and enhancing Canada’s diversity and democracy. That is also the goal of the Conservative party, but the record of both parties shows the Liberals to be more committed to those goals than are ...
Canada seeks end to legal discrimination against Aboriginal people
Now local bands administer separate schools on reserves with federal funding, as provided by the Constitution. However, provincial funding for public schools has outpaced federal help for Aboriginal schools. In 2016 the Canadian Human Rights Tribunal stated that lower funding ...
Creating religious, racial harmony in the Philippines
However, even in 1953-54, there was violence, especially in Sulu. Some Muslim rebels had moved to the jungle from where they attacked government forces.
Panama a haven for Muslims and all others
In 1881 France initiated the artificial 51-mile Panama Canal that connects the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. The difficult terrain and killer diseases, however, forced it to give up. The US took over and opened the canal in August 1914, drastically ...
China’s relentless persecution of its Muslim minority
The United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights is not allowed to visit the camps, which are surrounded by locked gates, razor wire and sentry towers. Chinese officials initially denied that such camps existed, but they changed their tune and ...
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