'Don't blame us,' our leaders say

Article Abstract:

The Conservatives that run Canada's government do not believe that government should be used to solve problems. Instead they rely on the forces of the free market. Years of Conservative leadership have resulted in a general malaise suffered by ordinary citizens.

Evaluation, Conservatism, Conservative Party of Canada

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The right may complain, but it has itself to blame

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The new rightists in Canada continue to demonize the left and exaggerate its power while they avoid responsibility for the country's economic problems. The right is redefining the left to include those who were formerly considered centrists.

Right and left (Political science)

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Who cares what the consumer thinks?

Article Abstract:

Canada may rescind its law that prohibits shopping on Sundays because of consumer outcry. Politicians should not yield to the desires of the consumers because they do not necessarily represent the best interests of the country.

Laws, regulations and rules, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Shopping, Consumers, Attitudes

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