Now that the 2011 election is over, let's use this thread to discuss Canadian politics as they transpire over the next 4 years.
Please keep the discussion civil and I kindly request no personal attacks or insults directed towards fellow ehMac members.
It would be refreshing to avoid over-the-top hyperbole as well. We're all Canadians and lets not make people out to be left-wing or right-wing caricatures or turn things into a WWE fight promo.
I may not be a supporter of Prime Minster Harper, but he does endorse ehMac.ca.
^ Picture I took on a nice trip to Ottawa this past winter.
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great stuff. For the record, I'm neither left nor right, since I've discover yogic flying.
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In the now-closed "Canadian Election" thread, Dr. G. noted:
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One good outcome from this election -- There will be more women in the House of Commons following Monday's federal election that saw 76 women elected, the highest number of women ever.
In the now-closed "Canadian Election" thread, Dr. G. noted:
Anyone have a breakdown of that by party?
I don't know, but I think more woman in office is a great thing. I think if woman / mother's ran all countries, there would be a lot less wars and perhaps even world peace.
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