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22. UKRAINIAN CANADIAN CONGRESS | Federal Parties Respond To UCC Survey WINNIPEG, Oct. 11 /CNW/ In consultation with its national member organizations, the Ukrainian Canadian Congress (UCC) asked the five major Canadian political parties, as well http://www.newswire.ca/en/releases/archive/October2008/11/c5540.html

23. Political Parties In Canada All federal, provincial and territorial political parties. http://www.altstuff.com/parties.htm

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28. Canadian Political Parties CBC Canada Votes 2006. The Globe and Mail 2006 party platforms. Nodice - Canada Federal Election 2006 - Check the links page for more information. http://www.melazerte.com/library/canpolparties.htm

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29. Canadian Political Parties - Straight Dope Message Board Main General Questions Canadian Political Parties General Questions When I was growing up, Canadian governments were either Liberal or Progressive Conservative, the http://boards.straightdope.com/sdmb/showthread.php?t=201876

30. Political Science Canadian Political Parties by Iza Laponce at UBC Canadian Political Parties by Alex Ng POLITICAL PARTIES AT THE FEDERAL LEVEL http://www.polisci.nelson.com/parties.html

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31. Canada :: Political Parties -- Britannica Online Encyclopedia Canada, Political parties, Britannica Online Encyclopedia, During much of the 20th century, Canada had two major political parties the Progressive Conservatives and the Liberals. http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/91513/Canada/237202/Political-parties

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32. The Canadian Political Parties And Gay Rights As in the United States, the various political parties in Canada have very different policy positions regarding the rights of GLBT people. http://www.suite101.com/content/the-canadian-political-parties-and-gay-rights-a2

33. Canadian Federal Political Party Leaders The Right Honourable Stephen Harper Prime Minister of Canada and Conservative Party Leader. Biography Contact Information http://www.politicswatch.com/leaders.htm

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35. Politics1 Canada: Directory Of Canadian Political Parties For organization efficiency and userfriendly site navigation, we've sub-divided our directory of political parties into three categories http://www.gunzburger.com/parties.htm

CANADIAN POLITICAL PARTIES: For organization efficiency and user-friendly site navigation, we've sub-divided our directory of political parties into three categories: Directory of Federal Parties Directory of Provincial Parties HOME INDEX BY NAME ... Ron Gunzburger

36. U.S. Presidential Candidates Compared To Canadian Political Parties � Paulitics Since Howard Dean, the new Chairman of the Democratic Party, spoke at Canada’s Liberal Pary leadership convention last year, I think most people commonly make the false http://paulitics.wordpress.com/2007/08/27/us-presidential-candidates-compared-to

Paulitics Blog About Me Polling Resource ... U.S. Presidential Candidates compared to Canadian political parties Published 27 August, 2007 2008 Presidential Race America American Politics Canada/US relations ... Comments U.S. Democratic Party = Canadian Liberal Party U.S. Republican Party = Canadian Conservative Party This causes lots of problems and misconceptions amongst both Canadians and Americans, but especially amongst Canadians But, as I, and many others have attempted to point out , this is very far from the truth of the matter. I recently decided to have some fun with politicalcompass.org As you can see, and as we socialists have been saying for as long as I can remember, the American system is brilliantly devised to always provide an extremely only 1.1% of the entire available political spectrum only 1.3% of the entire political spectrum But even the narrow ranges permissible in America do not line up as people commonly think they do:  Liberal = Democrat, Conservative = Republican. See also: How to appear tough on terrorism without doing anything Feed for this Entry Trackback Address KUBERA JONES ... Reply Michael 29 August, 2007 at 2:12 pm

37. Liberal Party Of Canada Canada' s official opposition party. Party history and philosophy, leader, executive, policy, and contact information. http://www.liberal.ca/

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38. Canada Immigration News - Canadian Political Parties Competing For Immigrant Vot With the likelihood of another Federal election looming over Canada’s Conservative government, winning immigrant voters will make all the difference at the polls. http://www.cicnews.com/2006/09/canadian-political-parties-competing-immigrant-vo

CIC News Canada Immigration Newsletter Home About Subscribe CIC News ... September Sep Canadian Political Parties Competing for Immigrant Vote Print Email Share With the likelihood of another Federal election looming over Canada’s Conservative government, winning immigrant voters will make all the difference at the polls. As the Liberal Party of Canada re-groups and inches closer to electing a new chief executive on Dec. 2, 2006, Liberal leader hopefuls are counting on the “immigrant vote” to lead their party to victory once again. The Liberal Party of Canada knows that if it wishes to assume power they’ll need to tap into Canada’s vast and ever-increasing immigrant constituency, and re-vamping the current Canadian Immigration system has been emphasized in many platforms in the latest Liberal leadership race, most notably in the proposed initiatives presented by Liberal leadership hopefuls Joe Volpe, Gerard Kennedy, Maurizio Bevilacqua, and front-runner, Michael Ignatief. He has also gone on record stating that Canada needs to expand the family-class portion of its immigration system, which allows Canadians to sponsor family members who want to become permanent residents of Canada. The Liberal Party of Canada has traditionally fared well with Immigrant Canadians, however Harper’s Conservative government is attempting to challenge conventional wisdom and position itself as Canada’s new “Party for Immigrants”. The Conservatives understand that if they wish to win the battle for majority status, they’ll have to take the fight to the streets of Ontario’s populous immigrant communities.

39. The Canadian Political Spectrum - Political Parties Of Canada - The Canada EZine This Website is Best Viewed Using Firefox. Political Parties of Canada. Green. The Green Party's chief goals are the environment, healthcare and education. http://www.lilith-ezine.com/articles/canada/The-Canadian-Political-Spectrum.html

The Canadian Political Spectrum The Canada eZine - Politics This Website is Best Viewed Using Firefox Political Parties of Canada Green The Green Party's chief goals are the environment, healthcare and education. They are more worried about a sustainable economy than a competitive economy. (Basically the idea is, whats the use of having an economy like the United States which will collapse in 20 years?) The Green Party also believes in: Screening immigrants for criminal records. Electrical, hybrid and hydrogen fuel-cell cars are the way of the future. Stop subsidizing the oil industry with $5.9 billion in Canadian tax dollars every year. Better housing policies for the poor. Creating "Green Collar" jobs that help the environment AND boost the economy. Changing the voting system so it more accurately depicts Canadian political beliefs, instead of the one with most votes takes all. Give farmers a more fair share instead of big business taking the lion's share of the profits. Lower taxes on income, profit and investment, while raising taxes on cigarettes, pollution and waste. Invest in alternative energy. Stop sharing energy with the United States. Instead, build and subsidize more solar panels, wind farms and water-powered solutions.

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