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Rex Murphy weighs in on Canada's wonderful human rights commissions - entertainment: So Alberta's HRC is, to put it timidly, busy with Ezra Levant. And now, three others have had the courage, folly, or zeal, or, if you wish, the zealously courageous foolishness, to take on Maclean's magazine and Mark Steyn. The martyrs in question are, respectively, the Ontario, B.C. and federal HRCs. It's a busy time in the world of magazine censorship – and a bull market for the litigious and offended. ..read more.

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Global Warming: Evidence, Inspiration for Action, Solutions A positive series of talks hosted by Voters Taking Action on Climate Change focused on refreshing our commitment to action and reaching out to others. Tuesday February 5th: Global Warming: More than hot air? Dr. David Chapman, professor of geophysics at the University of Utah and renowned speaker on global warming, reviews the scientific evidence that climate change is caused by human activity. You should come to this talk if ..full story.

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  The UK has come fourteenth in an international league table ranking national environmental performance. It received a score of 86.3 out of 100 and was ranked according to sanitation, greenhouse gas emissions, agricultural policies, air pollution and 20 other measures to formulate an overall score. The UK was behind fellow G8 nations Germany (13), Canada (12) and France (10) but ahead of the Japan (21), Italy (24) Russia (28) and the US (39). The US came 39th among 149 countries on the ..>>.

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