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should Canada join them? Harper recently said Iran is the single greatest threat to world peace and with this new alleged assassination plot it seems like they are getting the public ready for a war Harper and Israel are BFFs Harper says Islamicism is a major threat Has Iran done anything to justify us invading them? Do you support Canada going to war against Iran? If you do, I want you to justify it for me

my bad that prog is for catching drunk drivers

if he did kids wouldnt die of starvation in poor countries in the world

The only threat Iran is is to its own people

First of all, the government doesn't provide the "safe use of liquor." There are no "free rides," literally, for those who drink and drive. I guess their "well being" isn't a priority. Yet think of the lives it would save. Americanwoman, we have a program called The rides program and every weekend they pick up drunk people and drive them home for free

Thank you for proving my point

files are leaked all of the time but you are talking as if its a matter of fact that a law was broken so you are either bitter and full of hot air or you personally know more than you should, should I alert the authorities that you are the witness to a crime? would you testify to that?

Tony Clement doesnt have any right using 50 million tax payer money on his own riding when it was meant for border infrastructure either but you dont bitch about that you are an unfunny joke scribblet

Ctv showing hockey? LMAO are you high

The New World Order has arrived.. and it ain't Scott Hall, Kevin Nash or Hulk Hogan

NBC is crap as is versus, sorry... TSN is good!

I'm glad Flaherty is against this but what is it gonna matter? Canada still contributes to the IMF and it sounds like they are still going to go ahead with this plan, Australia and the U.S are also against this I guess these finance ministers still don't know what the occupy movement means No bailout for the banks! http://www.cbc.ca/news/world/story/2011/10/15/g20-paris-meetings.html The Group of 20 finance chiefs have ended two days of talks in Paris by hinting they will support a larger role for the International Monetary Fund to help stop the spread of Europe's debt crisis, despite objections from Canada and other countries. The G20 leaders of rich and developing nations issued a communiqué Saturday saying they will make sure the IMF has all the resources it needs to help stabilize the world economy. "We committed that the IMF must have adequate resources to fulfill its systemic responsibilities," they said. They said they would discuss the question of IMF funding at a summit of G20 leaders to be held in Cannes, France, in early November. Canada wants IMF to focus on poorer countries Canadian Finance Minister Jim Flaherty said the IMF has a role to play, working with the European Commission and the European Central Bank, to help resolve the sovereign debt crisis in Greece. But Flaherty said the global lending organization should not have an increased role "to use the resources of the world to bail out banks in a relatively rich part of the world." "Our position is that the IMF probably needs more resources, but those resources would be needed to help out poorer countries in the world, not the European countries," Flaherty told CBC News on Saturday. There's already a contribution by the IMF to the facility that's being created to recap the banks in Europe, so our focus was on that. We focus on those countries that are in need, not on European countries that are relatively well off," he said. G20 officials who spoke anonymously said the United States and Australia also objected to an expanded IMF role in limiting the crisis. As the debt troubles in the eurozone threaten to spin out of control — with potentially global consequences — France and some other countries have pushed for the IMF to help Europe keep the crisis from spreading to large economies such as Italy and Spain. Until now, the IMF has funded about a third of the bailouts of Greece, Ireland and Portugal, but helping the eurozone to stem contagion would require a broader use of resources, such as buying bonds on the open market, that go far beyond the fund's traditional role of providing rescue loans to cash-strapped countries. A precondition to any expansion of the IMF's role is for the eurozone to take more radical action on stemming the crisis at a summit on Oct. 23. At that meeting in Brussels, the currency union's leaders are expected to sign off on a scheme to maximize the impact of their $608-billion bailout fund, a plan to recapitalize banks across the continent to ensure they can withstand worsening market turmoil and a second bailout for Greece. The IMF, the world's lender of last resort for cash-strapped countries, has funded about a third of the cost of the bailouts of Greece, Ireland and Portugal. Concerns are now growing that larger economies, like Italy and Spain, could falter, likely sinking numerous European banks, dragging the eurozone into recession and sending shock waves through the world economy. As a result, finding a way to help Greece dig out of its debts and prevent the crisis from spreading topped the G20 agenda in Paris this weekend. Canada has 'huge vested interest' In an interview with CBC's Peter Mansbridge, broadcast on Friday, Bank of Canada governor Mark Carney said European leaders need to take action or suffer a "severely impaired" financial system, adding that the crisis will likely have an effect on Canada. "We're so interconnected in this globalized world," Carney said. "We have a huge vested interest in what happens in Europe." Flaherty was also pressuring his European colleagues to move faster on measures to shore up the cash reserves of the biggest European banks. "Quite frankly, at the end of the day, there's no choice. Doing nothing is not an alternative that will work," Flaherty said Friday.

No Canada shouldn't, but this is Harper and he seems to be all about the military right now other than screwing veterans

havent you seen the tudors? theres cursing and nudity its hardcore

yes, americand had trouble seeing the black puck lollll

yes, like bashing the U.S

hockeys so much a part of canada.., you don't understand because there is no 1 sport in america that unites your country sure baseball and football are huge but it doesn't unite your whole country

dur, american tv shows are superior to any countries however you have shitty coverage of hockey ... which is why we need cbc every saturday night and playoff night cbc rules Canada

its true, without the cbc we'd be american

I object to paying taxes so scumbags like Harper, Baird and Clement can misappropriate the funds and waste it I guess neither of us will be satisfied

air canada is biased, do you have an impartial source?

lol, lets say ndp did break the law that is once...comparing that to the dozens of times the cons broke the law since 2006 ... people who live in glass houses shouldn't throw stones

This isn't even Canada anymore, its Harperland

Cry some more about it, if you really believe in not wasting tax money start with the politicians

Sure it is