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Political Legitimacy is What Matters in Ukraine’s Popular Referendums
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- 15 mai 2014
A decade ago, The Spectator magazine commissioned me to write an article arguing that the British government ought to hold a referendum on the proposed new constitution for the European Union. I went further, and proposed that if the government did not grant a vote, the British people should hold an unofficial referendum of their
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Security Certificates Are Flawed Tools
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- 15 mai 2014
Published in the Ottawa Citizen, May 14, 2014 It was not a jailhouse door that slammed in Mohamed Harkat’s face this week, but something ultimately more definitive: a Supreme Court ruling. Harkat has lost a long legal battle that commenced in 2002 when he was detained under a security certificate and faced allegations that he
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Is Canada Pulling Its Weight in NATO?
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- 9 mai 2014
When NATO’s military commander, General Philip Breedlove, visited Ottawa this week, he noted that Canada was one of the first countries to contribute military equipment and forces to NATO’s temporary deployment of land, sea and air assets to Eastern Europe, where allies such as Poland and the Baltic countries are understandably nervous about Russia’s actions
EN SAVOIR PLUSParliament Neglects its Duty to Debate Military Deployments
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- 7 mai 2014
by Philippe Lagassé Published in the Ottawa Citizen, May 6, 2014 It is easy to blame Parliament’s failings on an excess of executive power in our system of government. In certain cases, however, the legislature is the source of its own marginality. The absence of a substantive debate in the House of Commons regarding Canada’s
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