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Justin Trudeau, 40-year-old Liberal Member of Parliament from Montreal, was commenting on the “values” of Conservative Prime Minister Stephen Harper in an interview. “I always say that if I ever believed Canada was really the Canada of Stephen Harper.
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Imagine. So there is a context to Justin Trudeau. The Liberal dauphin caused an enormous stir with his remarks earlier this week to the effect that the Conservative government's values were so contrary to those of the Canada he loved that, were it to...
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Liberal MP Justin Trudeau speaks following Question Period in the House of Commons on Parliament Hill in Ottawa December 14, 2011. View Photo »
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The advantage is that this system eliminates polarization
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By the way, what's a "value"? Don't you hate the way Harper has made abortions illegal and banned gay marriages in this country? Anyway, why are we even debating whether I, Justin Trudeau, love Canada? Just not as much as I love myself. Justin Trudeau.
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This is what is considered a drastic cutback in Canada’s public sector: going from increasing spending by seven per cent to increasing it by one or two per cent. But even as terms like “slash” and “gloom” are being thrown around more often than Justin...
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Jim Fox, Times Correspondent Jim Fox Tampa Bay Times In Print: Sunday, February 19, 2012 Canadians are bristling after the son of late prime minister Pierre Trudeau suggested he might someday support separatism for Quebec. Justin Trudeau, 40-year-old...
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A combination photo shows NDP MP Pat Martin (top L-R), NDP MP Glenn Thibeault, Conservative MP Wladyslaw Lizon, Liberal MP Frank Valeriote (middle L-R), NDP MP Peter Stoffer, Liberal MP Mauril Belanger, Conservative MP Ed Holder (bottom L-R), Liberal... View Photo »
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Justin Trudeau is an incredible game-changer
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Imagine. So there is a context to Justin Trudeau. The Liberal dauphin caused an enormous stir with his remarks earlier this week to the effect that the Conservative government's values were so contrary to those of the Canada he loved that, were it to...
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Let's get to know about Vic.' (at)VikiLeaks30 sent out dozens of tweets, mostly containing embarrassing details from his ex-wife's divorce affidavit. Opposition staffers and journalists sniggered at Toews' plight, since he was getting paid back for his...
About Justin Trudeau
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Justin Trudeau MP (born December 25, 1971 in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada) is the eldest son of the late former Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau and Margaret Sinclair Trudeau Kemper. On October 14, 2008, he was elected to become the Member of Parliament for the riding of Papineau. Full Article
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