With No Numbers To Flaunt, Tories Busy Dodging Women
In April this year two eminent scientists Judy Illes and Dr Catherine Anderson, resigned from the selection committee of Canadian Science and Engineering Hall of
Justin Trudeau Walks Away From Mike Duffy Question
In Edmonton finds admirers and challengers Irum Khan Edmonton: Justin Trudeau was in Edmonton’s Radisson Hotel yesterday attending Liberal Party’s election rally. Maintaining his electric
Bill C- 51: Repeating A Failed Experiment
Irum Khan No anti-terror law has been able to productively counter terror. Democracies oldest and largest tried the tactics of mass surveillance, police-state authority, no-fly
Harper’s Shrinking Fiefdom
Harper’s apparent discomposure as he defended Mulcair’s charge of economic downturn (Video Source: Maclean’s Debate) Irum Khan New Democratic Party’s sweeping victory in Alberta wasn’t
Justin Must Stop Singing Tory Song In A Liberal Tune
Irum Khan To gauge the mood of young voters in Canada, I interrogated a student of PhD about the political ecosystem in the country. In
Chase Ottawa: A Tribute To Our Dear Dr Kalam
Akshay Kalbag Return if possible, Missile Man! At 7:45pm Indian Standard Time on July 27, 2015, India bid adieu to an icon. He was the
It’s A Chase
Irum Khan It will be the hottest October ever! Prime Minister Stephen Harper has declared the dissolution of Parliament. Justin Treadeau’s mails to the Liberals’
Will Killing Numbers Prove Damaging For Harper?
As Harper’s Television ads take pot-shots at his opponents, the PM seems to have conveniently forgotten about some indefensible lapses in decision making during his
Ontario Premier Gives Harper Thumbs Down
Irum Khan Canadian prime minister Stephen Harper has consistently changed his stand on the enhanced Canada Pension Plan (CPP) scheme. From calling it a fictitious