Canada and U.S. news headlines on November 9 2012
These are the Canadian Progressive’s Canada and U.S. news headlines November 9, 2012.
CANADA:
- The ugly truth about Stephen Harper’s foreign policy – Rabble.ca
- Disabled vets, ‘struggling’ widows line up to vent frustrations with Ottawa - Calgary Herald
- Mennonite magazine warned about ‘political’ articles – CBC News
- Ontario Liberal leadership: Eric Hoskins, Charles Sousa enter race - Toronto Star
- Manitoba reporter fired from her job for “biased” reporting on federal politics speaks out – Vancouver Observer
- Harper in India: bad timing, bad mood – MaCleans.ca
- Aboriginal rights could require industry to change or abandon projects – O.Canada.com
- National Chief Atleo pitches blueprint for moving beyond the Indian Act – Global News
- Manager of campaign at heart of robocall investigation moves to Kuwait – Ottawa Citizen
- Ottawa looks to private sector to help fund social programs – Winnipeg Free Press
- Harper runs afoul of his own watchdog – The Spec
UNITED STATES:
- For Religious Conservatives, Election Was A ‘Disaster’ – NPR
- U.S. election 2012: Rachel Maddow unloads on delusional Republicans - Canadian Progressive
- Racist Teens Forced to Answer for Tweets About the ‘Nigger’ President – Jezebel
- After Historic Votes Legalizing Marijuana, Colorado & Washington Prepare for Federal Gov’t Showdown – Democracy Now
- Adele Doesn’t Care About Her Weight and Probably Has Better Sex Than You – Jezebel
- ‘Obamacare is the law of the land’ – The Maddow Blog
- How the Occupy movement led the way to Obama’s re-election – Rabble.ca
- Now the Work of Movements Begins – TruthDig
- A Map of Racist Tweets About President Obama’s Re-election (Mississippi & Alabama Lead the Pack) – Alternet
































