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Our medical/scientific knowledge about the virus has reassuringly expanded vastly from what we initially knew—it’s no longer same unknown threat that existed in Mar2020. But our govts’ responses have become more & more draconian, unscientific, unconstitutional, illogical, harmful
In a recent article, @MLInstitute stresses Canada's need to renew its commitment to multilateralism in more focused cooperation with its allies.
https://www.macdonaldlaurier.ca/canadas-divorce-liberal-internationalism/
#GardenersvsDesigners is the Number One book on #cdnpoli on http://Amazon.ca this morning and is now on the list of Top 100 books in Canada! @MLInstitute
Far from promoting reconciliation, @brianleecrowley warns that the campaign of erasure against Sir John A. Macdonald "will only create resentment and resistance to real efforts at reconciliation that address the future, not the past." #cdnpoli
Tearing down statues is not reconciliation: Brian Lee Crowley
Decisions like the City of Victoria's to tear down a statue of Sir John A. Macdonald will dispel Canadians' appetites for reconciliation.
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"Looking solely at our past errors is not the right standard by which to measure Canada or [Sir John A. Macdonald] and their great achievements," writes @brianleecrowley. He argues that Macdonald is owed "our thoughtful, measured thanks." #cdnpoli
Sir John A. Macdonald is owed our thanks -- not our derision: Brian Lee Crowley in the Ottawa Citizen | Macdonald-Laurier Institute
Looking solely at our past errors is not the right standard by which to measure Canada or Sir John A. and their great achievements, writes Brian Lee C...
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My piece with @ighani_k via @TorontoStar on conflict reemerging in Nagorno-Karabakh and the geostrategic posturing by Turkey and Russia:
@MLInstitute @JIIA_eng @JIIA_jpn @AsiaPacificFdn @EWInstitute @theciponline
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Turkey and Russia’s dangerous game in the Caucasus
The current conflict over the Nagorno-Karabakh region involves Armenia, Azerbaijan, Turkey and Russia and could spin off into a devastating and protra...
www.thestar.com