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Tens of thousands of Iranian protesters did not give their lives so that an even more repressive form of the Islamic Republic might rule over them, and with American buy-in and approval at that.
My piece today @thedispatch
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“The Iran crisis has obviously made Canadian LNG more attractive and is good news for getting an FID [final investment decision] on Ksi Lisims,” said Heather Exner-Pirot, director of energy, natural resources and environment at the Macdonald-Laurier Institute.
“The risk premium
"There is now a greater willingness from politicians to express their disagreements on the interpretation of Charter rights," says @SunKerry.
"It's a healthy development in response to the courts' overreach."
"Parliamentarians no longer see themselves as constitutional actors," says Philippe Lagassé.
"They have inadvertently empowered the courts by leaving the big questions to the side and focusing on partisan gains - we must expect more from them."
"Section 33 has become a heated issue that serves as a critical pressure valve for those who feel courts have gone too far... the solution may be to pressure politicians to be more invested in the political process," says Philippe Lagassé.
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