Alta4ever

There is no lack of oxygen when c02 is released into the atmosphere. What you are experiencing by the stove is a lack of oxygen due to the fact it is being used in the chemical reaction depriving that specific area of oxygen.

C02 is what the plants breath it is required for photosynthesis.

Great Post

Its because all of their taxation and economic policies involve wealth redisrabution.

What reason did she have not to dissovle parliment? Most bills were stalled in commitee, nothing was being signed into law, the government was not working. Seems to me her decision was just fine. BTW no use crying over spilt milk.

How do you break the spirit of the law but the not the law itself. Basiclly all we did was move to a four year term.

So why are we rushing into government policy.

Political Citizen was attributing the lack of fresh air to c02, which is not the case. It is the common confusion between real pollution and AGW.

Why would they the court challege program has been terminated.

Section Home 1st Session, 39th Parliament, 1re session, 39e législature, 55 Elizabeth II, 2006 55 Elizabeth II, 2006 house of commons of canada chambre des communes du canada BILL C-16 PROJET DE LOI C-16 An Act to amend the Canada Elections Act Loi modifiant la Loi électorale du Canada 2000, c. 9 Her Majesty, by and with the advice and consent of the Senate and House of Commons of Canada, enacts as follows: Sa Majesté, sur l’avis et avec le consentement du Sénat et de la Chambre des communes du Canada, édicte : 2000, ch. 9 1. The Canada Elections Act is amended by adding the following before the heading “Writs of Election” before section 57: 1. La Loi électorale du Canada est modifiée par adjonction, avant l’intertitre « Brefs » précédant l’article 57, de ce qui suit : Date of General Election Date des élections générales Powers of Governor General preserved 56.1 (1) Nothing in this section affects the powers of the Governor General, including the power to dissolve Parliament at the Governor General’s discretion. 56.1 (1) Le présent article n’a pas pour effet de porter atteinte aux pouvoirs du gouverneur général, notamment celui de dissoudre le Parlement lorsqu’il le juge opportun. Maintien des pouvoirs du gouverneur général Election dates (2) Subject to subsection (1), each general election must be held on the third Monday of October in the fourth calendar year following polling day for the last general election, with the first general election after this section comes into force being held on Monday, October 19, 2009. (2) Sous réserve du paragraphe (1), les élections générales ont lieu le troisième lundi d’octobre de la quatrième année civile qui suit le jour du scrutin de la dernière élection générale, la première élection générale suivant l’entrée en vigueur du présent article devant avoir lieu le lundi 19 octobre 2009. Date des élections Alternate day 56.2 (1) If the Chief Electoral Officer is of the opinion that a Monday that would otherwise be polling day under subsection 56.1(2) is not suitable for that purpose, including by reason of its being in conflict with a day of cultural or religious significance or a provincial or municipal election, the Chief Electoral Officer may choose another day in accordance with subsection (4) and shall recommend to the Governor in Council that polling day be that other day. 56.2 (1) S’il est d’avis que le lundi qui serait normalement le jour du scrutin en application du paragraphe 56.1(2) ne convient pas à cette fin, notamment parce qu’il coïncide avec un jour revêtant une importance culturelle ou religieuse ou avec la tenue d’une élection provinciale ou municipale, le directeur général des élections peut choisir un autre jour, conformément au paragraphe (4), qu’il recommande au gouverneur en conseil de fixer comme jour du scrutin. Jour de rechange Publication of recommendation (2) If the Chief Electoral Officer recommends an alternate day for a general election in accordance with subsection (1), he or she shall without delay publish in the Canada Gazette notice of the day recommended. (2) Le cas échéant, le directeur général des élections publie, sans délai, le jour recommandé dans la Gazette du Canada. Publication de la recommandation Making and publication of order (3) If the Governor in Council accepts the recommendation, the Governor in Council shall make an order to that effect. The order must be published without delay in the Canada Gazette. (3) S’il accepte la recommandation, le gouverneur en conseil prend un décret y donnant effet. Le décret est publié sans délai dans la Gazette du Canada. Prise et publication du décret Limitation (4) The alternate day must be either the Tuesday immediately following the Monday that would otherwise be polling day or the Monday of the following week. (4) Le jour de rechange est soit le mardi qui suit le jour qui serait normalement le jour du scrutin, soit le lundi suivant. Restriction Timing of proclamation (5) An order under subsection (3) shall not be made after August 1 in the year in which the general election is to be held. (5) Le décret prévu au paragraphe (3) ne peut être pris après le 1er août de l’année pendant laquelle l’élection générale doit être tenue. Date limite de la prise du décret 2. Subsections 57(3) to (5) of the Act are replaced by the following: 2. Les paragraphes 57(3) à (5) de la même loi sont remplacés par ce qui suit : Election held on a Monday (3) Subject to subsection (4) and section 56.2, polling day shall be on a Monday. (3) Sous réserve du paragraphe (4) et de l’article 56.2, le jour du scrutin est un lundi. Tenue du scrutin un lundi Exception (4) In the case of a general election that is not held on a day set in accordance with subsection 56.1(2) or section 56.2, if, in the week in which the election is to be held, the Monday is a holiday, polling day shall be held on the Tuesday of that week. (4) Dans le cas d’une élection générale qui n’a pas lieu un jour fixé conformément au paragraphe 56.1(2) ou à l’article 56.2, si le lundi de la semaine prévue pour la tenue du scrutin est un jour férié, le jour du scrutin est le mardi qui suit. Exception Times when polling day is a Tuesday (5) If the day fixed for the vote is a Tuesday because of subsection (4) or section 56.2, any time period specified under this Act before or after polling day is to be calculated as if polling day were the Monday. (5) Lorsque le jour du scrutin est un mardi en raison du paragraphe (4) ou de l’article 56.2, les délais fixés par la présente loi pour l’accomplissement de tout acte avant ou après le jour du scrutin sont calculés comme si le jour du scrutin était le lundi. Calcul des délais si le jour du scrutin est un mardi 2001, c. 21, s. 6 3. Section 58 of the Act is replaced by the following: 3. L’article 58 de la même loi est remplacé par ce qui suit : 2001, ch. 21, art. 6 Writs forwarded to returning officer 58. The Chief Electoral Officer shall issue a writ in Form 1 of Schedule 1 to the returning officer for the electoral district in which the election is to be held without delay after the proclamation is issued or the order is made under section 57. 58. Aussitôt après la prise de la proclamation ou du décret prévus à l’article 57, le directeur général des élections délivre un bref selon le formulaire 1 de l’annexe 1 au directeur du scrutin de chacune des circonscriptions où se tiendra l’élection. Délivrance des brefs aux directeurs du scrutin Published under authority of the Speaker of the House of Commons -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Available from: Publishing and Depository Services Public Works and Government Services Canada Ottawa, Ontario K1A 0S5 Telephone: (613) 941-5995 or 1-800-635-7943 Fax: (613) 954-5779 or 1-800-565-7757 [email protected] http://publications.gc.ca Publié avec l'autorisation du président de la Chambre des communes -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Disponible auprès de : Les Éditions et Services de dépôt Travaux publics et Services gouvernementaux Canada Ottawa (Ontario) K1A 0S5 Téléphone : (613) 941-5995 ou 1-800-635-7943 Télécopieur : (613) 954-5779 ou 1-800-565-7757 [email protected] http://publications.gc.ca http://www2.parl.gc.ca/HousePublications/P...e=1&File=24 There it is now please do tell, where does it state the the GG can't Disolve Parliment?

Even with a minority it the arguement doesn't work. It will be nice to have a renewed refreshed federal goverment.

WHAT A FARSE.

If it was illegle why would the Govener General Disolved Parliment? Stop whining, deal with it.

Aparently their are few on this board who seem to be unable to use google.

Did you not read the quote from Political Citizen, or did you fail to read that and just go in to the gorical talking points

He sited a Dion Speech and the Suzuki report, as I said before if you don't beleive the burden is now on you to disprove it.

He sited the proof for you in that post if you don't agree with it , disprove it.

It does take time to rebuild a military it doesn't just happen over night. The have to creat more training space, take some of the higher ranks out of regular service to act as teachers and trainers. When new equipment is purchased it takes time for the order to be filled by manufacturers. Then before the equipment can go into general service the manufacturer has to send a specalist to train the military how the new peice of equipment. After the Specalist is done then those who received the training have to put together a training program and train the rest of the Canadian military. We have seen the begining of this process but it is far from complete. As for the current deployment Canada made a commitment to NATO, we were asked to participate, the then liberal government decided to send troops there. We can't just cut and run from ther responsiblity. BY 2011 we will have been in the combat role long enough and it will be time for us to be moved out of thaty combatr role, and another nation in NATO to pick it up. You do have to remember it take many years to rebuild a nation properly, it took almost 20 years in Japan, with no terrorist opposition. It may take longer to do for Afgansistan, but as long as their government wants us their we must stay, as it was us as a part of NATO who took on this reponsiblity, and all countries invovled must see it through.

While the short term out look in the US looks horrible, it will be at least a year to a year and half before their down turn really affects us, but we are not looking at wholesale bank sell offs just the banks that have huge exposures in the US will suffer set backs like the TD and CIBC. We won't have large banks needing bail outs like the US. and if you knew anything about the banking industry in Canada and how our economy works in relation to the American economy you might understand this. BTW there is no NWO illuminati or whatever other conspiracy, these are just people who have no understanding, and constantly like to live by the victim mentality.

Without C02 there would be no life on this planet. Its not the cabon dioxode you are gaging on, its the other byproducts of the burn that leave you gagging.

All navies had children that preformed tasks on board ship up until the late 1800's.

If you want to know what the conservative party is all about go to www.conservative.ca and look for the party policy platform.

It is a brigade of firefighters.

If you actually look at the cronilogical history of youth in WW 2 you will see that it was an act of desperation. By 1940 hitler youth were performing mail and aux duties. As losses mounted in the german forces in 1943 they draft 16-18 year old boys from the Hitler youth into a fully equiped panzer division as the war progressed the germans dafted younger and younger boys to were at the battle of Berlin in 1945 they had 12year old boys in combat roles for defense of the city. When you look at this in the order that it happened an not just picking specific battles you see a trend, and that trend is the desparation of the german military for man power. Please state what period in History that you are refering to when you speak of children in the British Army and Navy, as I have not seen reference to combat roles for youth in either of these services during the second world war.

What is a superquote?