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In last Wednesday's Speech from the Throne, Stephen Harper made Malala Yousafzai an honorary Canadian. Meanwhile, in Quebec, public employees will be forbidden to wear veils at the office.

Cartoon of the week (24)

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Toronto mayor Rob Ford is allegedly seen smoking crack on a video that the website Gawker is raising funds to purchase from the Somali dope dealers who filmed it.

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Based on the famous design by the great graphic designer and illustator Milton Glaser.

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Omar Khadr was brought back from Guantanamo Bay to serve the remainder of his sentence in Canada.
( Public Safety Minister Vic Toews is shown holding in his hands the "Convention on the Rights of Children in Armed Conflicts")

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The federal government’s plan to destroy all data from its long-gun registry is unconstitutional, a judge has ruled, giving Ottawa 30 days to hand to Quebec records collected from the province’s gun owners.

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While the Liberals are mired in corruption and the PQ plans more restrictive language laws, the CAQ (Coalition Avenir Québec) promises to cut thousands of government jobs and abolish school-boards in the province.

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Canada pulls out of the Kyoto Accord at the UN conference in Copenhagen and receives a damning report from the Environment Commissioner for not reaching it's lowered objectives.

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China will loan Canada two cute pandas in exchange for crude oil.

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In the words of the Harper government: "Environmental and other radical groups ... threaten to hijack our regulatory system to achieve their radical ideological agenda. They seek to exploit any loophole they can find, stacking public hearings with bodies to ensure that delays kill good projects. They use funding from foreign special interest groups to undermine Canada’s national economic interest. They attract jet-setting celebrities with some of the largest personal carbon footprints in the world to lecture Canadians not to develop our natural resources."

(The Northern Gateway pipeline would deliver crude oil from Alberta to Asian markets)

Cartoon of the week (10)

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United Nations conference on climate change in Durban, South Africa.

Cartoon of the week (9)

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*Thanks to a retweet by Colombian cartoonist Vladdo.

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   Published in Le Droit, August 13, 2011.

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Rookie Hull-Aylmer MP Nycole Turmel becomes interim NDP leader when Jack Layton steps aside temporarily after being diagnosed with a second cancer.

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Rebekah Brooks and David Cameron both testified this week before a British Parliament select committee examining phone-hacking activities at The News of the World.