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Liberals waste no time branding Scheer as social conservative extremist

Trudeau, Scheer talk Parliament, trade in first call after Conservative race
        MPP Jack MacLaren booted from Tory caucus over comments about French language rights
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        PM Trudeau to raise residential school apology, climate change with Pope Francis

Social conservatives propel Andrew Scheer to Conservative leadership
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        The Conservatives have a new leader, but not the bigger tent they need
Andrew Scheer and the Conservative Party�s future
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        In Andrew Scheer, Conservatives elect Stephen Harper 2.0 � with a smile
Conservatives play it safe with Scheer
        The election starter�s pistol was fired Saturday night

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Andrew Scheer�s unlikely path to victory: Social conservatives and Quebec
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        NDP leadership candidate Jagmeet Singh takes aim at job insecurity, inequality
As ballots are counted, some Conservatives criticize complicated ranked-ballot voting system, party to review leadership election rules in post-mortem

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Social conservative leaders remind progressives to resist complacent

Leadership race did no favours for new Tory leader - Jim Warren, Ottawa Sun
        Bernier says he�ll remember �who stood by me� in Conservative leadership race - Laura Stone, The Globe and Mail
The next Conservative leader will need a bit of luck - John Ibbitson, The Globe and Mail
        Andrew Scheer�s path to leadership of the Conservative Party - Aaron Hutchins, Macleans
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        Trudeau should reset his agenda with pharmacare - Jonathan Scott, Loonie Politics
Why beloved camp culture brand Beaver Canoe has gone to the dogs- Hollie Shaw, Financial Post
        U.S. GDP reading for start of year revised upward, but still weak- The Associated Press, CBC News
Former Home Capital brokers penalized by Ontario regulator- Katia Dmitrieva - Bloomberg, Toronto Star
        Jamieson joins parade of Canadian brands onto public markets- Sean Silcoff, The Globe and Mail

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Islamic State claims responsibility for Egypt attack- The Associated Press, The Times Of India

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"The leader's job is to pick the common ground between all of those types of conservatives," Scheer told a news conference after his win.
 "Each and every kind of conservative plays an important role," he said. "The leader's role is to find common ground among all those types of conservatives."

All Conservatives will be welcomed, iincluding libertarian conservatives, social conservatives, democratic reform conservatives and fiscal conservatives.

The "common ground among all those types of conservatives " mentioned

will come by leading through application of the progressive-conservative

principle of choosing among possible directions that which best serves

the present and future interests of the whole country and all the people,

not simply part of the country and certain categories of people.

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CANADIAN DAILY DIGEST May 27, 2017.

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5 things to watch for in today�s Conservative leadership result

Conservative leadership convention projects �united� front, but some attendees admit to nervousness, uncertainty in the ranks
        Complex rules for selecting CPC leader may need to be revisited, says Calgary MP
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        B.C. political parties very close to reaching deal, Green leader says

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Ontario still needs an electricity policy plan
Site C: It�s not too late to hit pause

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A Bernier Conservative party: �Reasonable� and �Mad�?
In defence of policy
A Primer to the Brussels NATO Summit
Judicial education doesn�t breach independence, but Bill C-337 might.
Saskatchewan�s Brad Wall and the rehabilitation of the Charter
What Should Canada�s Aims be in Any Renegotiation of NAFTA? (Win)
A secret ballot vote for union certification serves the interest of Canadian workers
The case for a �mutual recognition� deal with the US
The notwithstanding clause�s toxic legacy
Ontario�s basic income pilot will discourage work and encourage dependency
The awkward case of Canada�s British prince
Teacher union �me too� clause would make Alberta fiscal situation even worse
The trouble with prioritizing dads� leave
Can We Focus On The Real Defence Issues Facing Canada?

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Trudeau should reset his agenda with pharmacare

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Did Kevin know what he was getting into? Inside O�Leary�s strange Conservative candidacy - Mike Coates, National Post
Tories to Liberals: pay up, or don�t come to our convention - Meagan Campbell, Macleans
Voter breakdown will reveal the direction of the Conservative party as members elect their new leader - Chantal H�bert, Toronto Star
Curbing money politics saves us money � and land - Martin Regg Cohn, Toronto Star
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Saskatchewan man charged over online threats against Justin Trudeau - The Canadian Press, Toronto Star
The 2017 Conservative convention, through Tony Clement�s eyes - Macleans
Clark should step down as leader if Liberals can�t form a government: Poll - Vancouver Sun
Liberal MPs offer amendments to controversial changes for budget watchdog - Andy Blatchford, The Canadian Press, CTV News
Max Bernier as the Comeback Kid, and other tales from the CPC campaign - John Ivison, National Post
Ghost of past campaign looms over Conservative party leadership event - Stephanie Levitz, The Canadian Press, CTV News
Ford�s ex-CEO leaves company with US$51.1 million- CTV News
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Nortel Canada to start paying billions to creditors- The Canadian Press, CBC News
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Ramadan begins for world's Muslims, violently for some
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From: Larry Kazdan
Subject:Re:  Rising program expenses propel fed 2016-17 deficit to $21.8B: preliminary estimate,  Andy Blatchford, 05/26/2017

http://www.winnipegfreepress.com/canada/feds-run-218b-deficit-in-16-17-putting-them-close-to-target-early-analysis-424607373.html

Canada has a floating non-convertible fiat currency - the Canadian dollar - and such dollars can be created at will by the central bank.  A Library of Parliament research document plainly states: "By recording new and equal amounts on the asset and liability sides of its balance sheet, the Bank of Canada creates money through a few keystrokes. The federal government can spend the newly created bank deposits in the Canadian economy if it wishes."

To prevent inflation, there is indeed a limit (determined by available resources) to what our government can spend.  But we currently have much unused productive capacity, including the talents of 1.3 million Canadians actively seeking work who desire to earn income and contribute to society. 

During WWII we used the Bank of Canada to help pay the salaries of every third adult male who were serving in the military.  Why does the federal government not mobilize the unemployed today to do useful work by using money which costs nothing to create?  Unfortunately, pundits and ideologues constantly urge the government to protect an arbitrary and irrelevant debt-to-GDP ratio and to tolerate real world losses including the suffering of the long-term unemployed and their families. 

Footnotes:

1. How the Bank of Canada Creates Money for the Federal Government: Operational and Legal Aspects

Penny Becklumb,Mathieu Frigon , Economics, Resources and International Affairs Division, Library of Parliament

10 August 2015  

http://www.lop.parl.gc.ca/Content/LOP/ResearchPublications/2015-51-e.html?cat=economics

"By recording new and equal amounts on the asset and liability sides of its balance sheet, the Bank of Canada creates money through a few keystrokes. The federal government can spend the newly created bank deposits in the Canadian economy if it wishes."

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"The Bank of Canada's money creation for the Government of Canada is an internal government process. This means that external factors, such as financial markets dysfunction, cannot cause the federal government to run out of money."

2. L. Randall Wray is a Professor of Economics at the University of Missouri-Kansas City and Senior Scholar at the Levy Economics Institute of Bard College, NY

 http://neweconomicperspectives.org/2015/11/mmt-and-bernie-sanders.html#comment-1232342

How can a country�s financial condition remain sound and stable when the state can issue money whenever needed?

The danger of spending too much money is inflation; there might also be an impact on exchange rates. The solution to the first problem is to avoid spending more once full employment is reached; and to carefully target spending even before full employment to avoid bottlenecks. The solution to the second is to float the currency.

3. William Mitchell is Professor in Economics and Director of the Centre of Full Employment and Equity (CofFEE), University of Newcastle, NSW, Australia http://bilbo.economicoutlook.net/blog/?p=31487

"Forget the deficit. Forget the fiscal balance. Focus on what matters � employment, equity, environmental sustainability. And as we would soon see � the fiscal balance will just be whatever it is � a relatively uninteresting and irrelevant statistical artifact."

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From: Ed Lack <edwardjj2004@yahoo.ca>
Subject: Hello from Edward

I congratulate you for sliding in Bill Warners web site access about ISLAM  !!!!

Very good info which people are afraid to know.

Ed

Subject: Recent Manchester Bombing attack

Manchester Terror coming to your local cities, Wow and Canadian MP's are doing nothing.

ELITIST SURRENDER: BBC Host Says "Get Used To" � Islamist Terrorism
We know the elitists have failed to keep our societies safe. It turns out virtue-signaling and political correctness can't deter evil killers.

Yet, rather than take any steps to keep the citizens of the West safe , such as banning all those who leave our country to fight for ISIS
and try to come back � the elites are pushing an incredibly disturbing line of thinking: They want us to get used to terrorist attacks.
First instinct of the elites: Surrender us to violence and terror

The elites live behind walls and layers of security, so when they say "we need to get used to terrorism,"� they aren't talking about themselves
they're talking about us.

It's always the rest of us who get put in danger, and the elites are all too happy to surrender our safety if it means they can avoid tough decisions and continue to preach "diversity"� and "tolerance",� even as they refuse to condemn the horribly intolerant ideology of radical Islamism.

Katty Kay's ( BBC) statement shows the underlying attitude of the globalist elites. They aren't prepared to stand up for freedom or defend our right to be secure.

When the going gets tough, they'll retreat behind their security and their walls and leave us to deal with the consequences.

It's no wonder that the establishment elitist media is losing more and more public trust every day. They don't share our experiences, and they don't have anything at risk. As a result, they will never get to the truth, and they'll never represent us.

In Canada we should Protect ourselves from The Liberal Trudeau Government who is not considering the future Security issues in Canada by bringing in Muslim refugees that have not been properly cleared by our Customs and Immigration agents especially those that have been crossing into our borders from the USA with No Documentation.

Contact your Local MP to voice your opinion against open immigration.

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