rights

Emmett Macfarlane on the sorry state of policy debate

Current policies do enough to protect non-smokers

Here’s the portion of Stephen Harper’s speech tonight to the Canada-China Business Council in Guangzhou that dealt, if I am reading it correctly, with rights. These were his longest public comments on that general topic during his China visit, although as you will see, that’s largely because he was at such exquisite pains to couch every snippet of criticism in layers of mitigating on-the-other-handism. But don’t take my word for it:

Florida teacher should keep his job: Pettigrew

Speaking at this weekend’s Conservative convention, Jason Kenney explains the Conservative ethos.

Students in Toronto, Calgary are proving that authority still rests with the governed