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OTTAWA, November 30, 2009 (LifeSiteNews.com) - Given all of his speaking engagements at Catholic events, many Canadians not surprisingly believe Justin Trudeau to be an exemplary Catholic. Full Article at LifeSite.net
65 visitors landed at PTBC within the past 10 minutes. Liberals are against that. Liberals can buy the pin too! "PTBC" could stand for... (alternates with each page load) Pierre Trudeau Broke Canada First: It's a question. Full Article at Proud To Be Canadian
OTTAWA Michael Ignatieff isn't a Tim Horton's kind of guy -- and that suits his new chief of staff just fine. Full Article at CTV
2 5 years ago: The Globe and Mail reported that former prime minister Pierre Trudeau appeared at the same function as Liberal leader John Turner in Montreal and paused to tell reporters that his best successor would have been himself. Full Article at Globe and Mail
J effrey Simpson (PM's China, India Travels Are Overdue - Nov. 14) says "Canada under Pierre Trudeau became the first large Western country to recognize 'Red China.' " Not quite. Full Article at Globe and Mail
2 5 years ago: The Globe and Mail reported that Pierre Trudeau, in accepting a $50,000 award from the Albert Einstein Peace Prize Foundation, renewed his plea for better East-West relations, urging world leaders to pursue the "politics of peace" more... Full Article at Globe and Mail
Six years ago this weekend, Jean Chrétien bid his party and the country farewell. Since then Canadians have tried out two prime ministers and found neither deserving of a majority. Full Article at Toronto Star
G wyn Morgan is the retired founding CEO of EnCana Corp. So-o-o, it's now clear that Canada can meet its original Kyoto targets after all. Full Article at Globe and Mail
Once the most glamorous of classical guitarists (and a former belle of Pierre Trudeau), Boyd has come through a painful divorce, a vida loca in Miami and a battle with focal dystonia to arrive at a new career as a singer-songwriter. Full Article at ArtsJournal
Former energy minister Marc Lalonde has fond memories of Ed Clark, who's now the CEO of Toronto-Dominion Bank. “The guy was brilliant. We used to call him Red Ed,” he told me last year at a dinner party. Full Article at Globe and Mail
He divides us still. John English's well-publicized new volume on Pierre Trudeau's years as Prime Minister reminds us that he was among the most fascinating and difficult public figures in Canadian history. Full Article at Globe and Mail
For many years, Liona Boyd had something distressing happening to her hand, specifically to her right middle finger, and it was only getting worse. Full Article at Globe and Mail
Xtra.ca only asks for your email address to tell the recipient who sent them a story. We will not sell your contact details to a third party, and we will not use this information to send unsolicited email. Full Article at Xtra.ca
53 visitors landed at PTBC within the past 10 minutes. Liberals are against that. Liberals can buy the pin too! "PTBC" could stand for... (alternates with each page load) Pierre Trudeau Broke Canada First: It's a question. Full Article at Proud To Be Canadian
T he cost of our principles Randy Boyagoda seems pleased that Désiré Munyaneza has been sentenced to 25 years in prison for crimes committed during the 1994 Rwandan genocide ( Munyaneza Tested Our Principles – And Lost – Oct. 30). I am not. Full Article at Globe and Mail
October 30, 2009 (LifeSiteNews.com) - A new biography about Pierre Elliot Trudeau reveals the great influence exerted on his political decisions by the many women with whom he associated romantically. Full Article at LifeSite.net
The first time I laid eyes on Pierre Trudeau I was so unimpressed that I can't recall the occasion. The world forgives sexual men in positions of power. Full Article at Toronto Star
R emember John Turner's repatriation of Keith Davey, Pierre Trudeau's "rainmaker," to save his 1984 election campaign? The old broom didn't sweep clean, and Mr. Turner's tenure as prime minister is in history's dustbin. Full Article at Globe and Mail
N o kissing or handshakes Re Well-Prepared Navy Took Migrant Ship (Oct. 28): At a time when our Defence Department is demanding additional financial support for our troops in Afghanistan, the Canadian navy is able to intercept an illegal ship using... Full Article at Globe and Mail
This capital is easy to find and hard to grasp. Its gothic spires draw tourists; its twisted intrigues thwart ambitions. Michael Ignatieff is the latest in a long line of politicians to take the place too lightly. Full Article at Toronto Star
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This Aug. 8, 1982 photo shows architect Arthur Erickson displaying a photo of Roy Thompson Hall, which he helped design, in Toronto, Canada. Erickson first achieved international acclaim for his award-winning design for Simon Fraser University.
View Photo »Liberal leader Michael Ignatieff (R) greets Justin Trudeau (L), son of former Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau, during the Federal Liberal Party Biennial Convention in Vancouver, British Columbia April 30, 2009. In the centre is Ignatieff's wife Zsuzanna Zsohar.
View Photo »A Mexican seasonal farm worker wears a mask as he arrives at the Pierre Elliot Trudeau airport on a flight from Mexico City, Monday, April 27, 2009 in Montreal.
View Photo »An airline worker wears a protective mask against swine flu as she greets passengers at the Pierre Elliot Trudeau airport Monday, April 27, 2009 in Montreal.
View Photo »Liberal leader Michael Ignatieff (R) greets Justin Trudeau (L), son of former Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau, during the Federal Liberal Party Biennial Convention in Vancouver, British Columbia April 30, 2009. In the centre is Ignatieff's wife Zsuzanna Zsohar.
View Photo »Canada under Pierre Trudeau became the first large Western country to recognize 'Red China.'
Pierre Trudeau was no slouch on human rights, yet he was the first Western leader who established diplomatic ties with post-revolution China, and that's because he understood that economic engagement fortifies human rights engagement
@lizzwinstead "The state has no business in the bedrooms of the nation" - Pierre Trudeau
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RT @yoursuccesspath: Luck - that's when preparation and opportunity meet - Pierre Trudeau.
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