Category Archives: Worth Reading

Thanks for your support of Julia and the NDP

Julia received 10,064 votes which was 20.6% of the votes in this riding. It was very close to the highest percentage but was the largest vote count that the NDP has received in this riding.

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10th Anniversary of Jack Layton’s passing, Aug 22, 2011

A wonderful celebration of Jack’s life. I found his speech in the House of Commons when the Government apologized for residential schools addresses today’s issue of unmarked graves at 21:45

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A Liberal majority could mean a more centrist government

Rabble.ca’s Parliament reporter, Karl Nerenberg, breaks down what a Trudeau majority could actually look like, reminding readers how previous Liberal majorities have always steered to the right. 

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Julia Riddell, our 2021 Candidate

I am grateful to be given this opportunity to serve my community. I am a practising clinical psychologist and an assistant professor at the University of Manitoba. I originally became a member of the NDP in 2017. I grew up … Continue reading

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Annual General Meeting

Tuesday, May 30, 2017 993 Dorchester Ave (between Harrow and Quelph) 7pm AGM President and Treasurer Reports Election of Executive 8-10pm Meet and Greet of Provincial Leadership Candidates

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Climate Change Emergency Shakes Canada’s Corporate Establishment

A good article from counterpunch about the controversy that the Leap Manifesto has stirred up.

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Neoliberalism – the ideology at the root of all our problems

Financial meltdown, environmental disaster and even the rise of Donald Trump – neoliberalism has played its part in them all. Why has the left failed to come up with an alternative? A terrific article by George Monbiot of The Guardian. … Continue reading

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