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Leading Canada's social democrats, advancing justice & equality. Diriger les sociaux-démocrates du Canada, faire progresser la justice et l’égalité.
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Broadbent Institute retweeted
On Bill C-39: "Why strip away their rights in order to be building things? It doesn't make sense."
@jenhassum joins @iPoliticsCA 'No Talking Points' with @Marco_Vigliotti to discuss the Carney government's new legistaion.
LISTEN on all major platforms🎧 youtube.com/watch?v=O2LApZni…
Broadbent Institute retweeted
Thérèse Casgrain was a social democrat who fought for the women’s right to vote in Québec and became the first woman to be a leader of a Canadian political party.
Hear more on @DaveMcGrane's 🍁Social Democrats of the North🌹
LISTEN: perspectivesjournal.ca/there…
Broadbent Institute retweeted
Well done @jenhassum
On Bill C-39: "Why strip away their rights in order to be building things? It doesn't make sense."
@jenhassum joins @iPoliticsCA 'No Talking Points' with @Marco_Vigliotti to discuss the Carney government's new legistaion.
LISTEN on all major platforms🎧 youtube.com/watch?v=O2LApZni…
Broadbent Institute retweeted
There is no need to strip away people's constitutional rights in order to build things in this country.
On Bill C-39: "Why strip away their rights in order to be building things? It doesn't make sense."
@jenhassum joins @iPoliticsCA 'No Talking Points' with @Marco_Vigliotti to discuss the Carney government's new legistaion.
LISTEN on all major platforms🎧 youtube.com/watch?v=O2LApZni…
On Bill C-39: "Why strip away their rights in order to be building things? It doesn't make sense."
@jenhassum joins @iPoliticsCA 'No Talking Points' with @Marco_Vigliotti to discuss the Carney government's new legistaion.
LISTEN on all major platforms🎧 youtube.com/watch?v=O2LApZni…
Broadbent Institute retweeted
Interested in the history of feminism and social democracy in Quebec? Check out my podcast that tells the remarkable story of Thérèse Casgrain. She was a wealthy socialite from Montreal who became the first woman to leader a political party in Canada!
Thérèse Casgrain was a social democrat who fought for the women’s right to vote in Québec and became the first woman to be a leader of a Canadian political party.
Hear more on @DaveMcGrane's 🍁Social Democrats of the North🌹
LISTEN: perspectivesjournal.ca/there…
Thérèse Casgrain was a social democrat who fought for the women’s right to vote in Québec and became the first woman to be a leader of a Canadian political party.
Hear more on @DaveMcGrane's 🍁Social Democrats of the North🌹
LISTEN: perspectivesjournal.ca/there…
The Alberta Referendum is a Danielle Smith project, designed by the Alberta government, foisted upon Albertans at a time when they are seeing rising costs, a crisis in healthcare and in classrooms, and real serious worries about the U.S. perspectivesjournal.ca/alber…
Broadbent Institute retweeted
Unless Canada realizes that it must look beyond numbers and into the needs of its prospective immigrants, as a human right rather than an economic benefit, any policy “reset” will continue its failures, argues Themrise Khan.
"When searching landfills for the remains of victims of sexual violence becomes an election issue, when the depravity experienced by so many Indigenous women and girls remains a crisis, media coverage continues to miss the mark."
perspectivesjournal.ca/media…
The National Day for Truth and Reconciliation is about action.
For the Broadbent Institute, this means fully implementing the rights and title of Indigenous peoples and supporting their goal of achieving self-governance as a Broadbent Principle for Canadian Social Democracy.
Learn more at nctr.ca
Broadbent Institute retweeted
If full separation is not possible, then “sovereignty” of Alberta within Canada would be the next best thing.
Learn more about the "Vote No" campaign and what's at stake in the Alberta Referendum from @PIAlberta
🌾⛰️ perspectivesjournal.ca/alber…
Broadbent Institute retweeted
It is not just Alberta separatism that is on the table: there are 10 questions being put to Albertans this fall that target immigrants and the province’s legal authority over the federal government.
REFERENDUM EXPLAINER from @PIAlberta 🌾⛰️ perspectivesjournal.ca/alber…
Broadbent Institute retweeted
All the federal government’s use of Section 107 does is bypass parliament and the democratic process of debating a Bill to achieve the same result slightly quicker.
It’s a very cynical tool.
perspectivesjournal.ca/c39-l…
Danielle Smith is shifting the blame for Alberta’s policy failures on to newcomers who were just celebrated for their contributions to Alberta’s life and economy.
It distracts from the real failure of this government’s agenda of privatizing health care and education.
If full separation is not possible, then “sovereignty” of Alberta within Canada would be the next best thing.
Learn more about the "Vote No" campaign and what's at stake in the Alberta Referendum from @PIAlberta
🌾⛰️ perspectivesjournal.ca/alber…
It is not just Alberta separatism that is on the table: there are 10 questions being put to Albertans this fall that target immigrants and the province’s legal authority over the federal government.
REFERENDUM EXPLAINER from @PIAlberta 🌾⛰️ perspectivesjournal.ca/alber…
The bigger question remains: what future do these core industries have when they are facing ruinous tariffs for the rest of Trump’s presidency or beyond? perspectivesjournal.ca/us-ca…
Unless Canada realizes that it must look beyond the numbers and see immigration as a human right rather than an economic benefit, any policy “reset” will continue its failures leading to erratic levels of admissions and unequal immigrant outcomes. perspectivesjournal.ca/immig…
