Canada election 2015: Stephen Harper proposes banning travel to extremist hotspots - Politics - CBC News

Similar Articles Added Earlier

• It is Time to Move Beyond Harper's Politics of Division | Arnold Chan

  The Harper Conservatives have focused their time in power on dividing Canadians and creating fear for their own political benefit. We have seen countless examples of this from groups that have questions about criminal code legislation being called "soft on crime," to the use of terrorist propaganda...

• Goodbye, Harper! Council of Canadians set to “meet” Harper in Montreal after election call | The Council of Canadians

  Montreal ─ With Prime Minister Stephen Harper calling a federal election today, the Council of Canadians and others will be on hand to say “goodbye” to Harper and his conservative legacy at a planned rally in Montreal. Together with other groups, the Council will be holding a peaceful, upbeat rally...

• Petition · @IntlCrimCourt: Arrest Harper for Inciting Genocide · Change.org

  This --->video<--- is hate/war propaganda    originally published by the Conservative Party of Canada  on the 16th of July, the same day 4 children were targeted on a beach in Gaza in full public view  to terrorize Palestinians,   Canadians and the World . This video was aimed at an...

• Petition · Federal Party Leaders: Join an Election Debate that Speaks to Women #UpForDebate · Change.org

  I make less money than the person who sits next to me for doing the same work, just because I’m a woman. Why does this happen? I can’t find affordable daycare for my family, so someone has to stay at home to look after the kids.  What if we both want to go back to work? It feels like I am...

• Petition · Canada's Federal Party Leaders: Pass A Federal Act to End Violence Against Aboriginal Women in Canada #HighwayOfTears · Change.org

  Three and a half years ago my life changed forever when a friend told me about the Highway Of Tears. I learned that on this stretch of highway in northern British Columbia, at least 40 women and girls had gone missing, the majority of them from aboriginal communities -- and the Canadian government...