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Monday, March 19, 2012

Statement by NDP Leader Nycole Turmel on the killings at a Jewish school in Toulouse, France

Statement by NDP Leader Nycole Turmel on the killings at a Jewish school in Toulouse, France

Sunday, March 18, 2012

Paul Dewar: a Canadian leader with a domestic and global conscience.

http://akindofalexness.wordpress.com/2012/03/18/paul-dewar-a-canadian-leader-with-a-domestic-and-global-conscience/

Paul Dewar: a Canadian leader with a domestic and global conscience.

18Mar
By Alexandra Taylor

The first time I saw Paul Dewar interviewed was following Jack Layton’s funeral in August of last year. A reporter asked him what the NDP’s strategy was now that the party’s leader had passed on so suddenly. With tears in his eyes and his voice cracking with sadness, Paul simply said “We just lost the captain of our ship. We’re all devastated, but we’ll carry on and keep Canada moving forward.” His words were reassuring to me, and the humanity he showed by openly expressing the feelings I think we all felt –lost, sad, and almost angry at being robbed of something and someone so great– allowed me to feel a connection to him, because that’s exactly how I felt. Knowing that there was someone in Ottawa who felt the way I did but was vowing to continue Jack’s fight and honour his legacy was reassuring to me and gave me a measure of solace in what was one of the saddest periods of my life.
When Jack died, I was lost, because I felt like we’d lost the only good voice in Ottawa who could save us from the bad guys – ie. the Stephen Harper and the rest of the Conservatives. And when I say “bad,” I do truly mean that I believe that Harper is evil. I don’t dislike him just because of his politics, but as a human being, I doubt whether or not he has a conscience. I cannot believe some of the things that his government has done (dissolving gay marriages of non-Canadian couples who married here), is proposing to do (militarization and all these weird Orwellian-esque super-prisons and security measures against unnamed enemies, quite bizarrely) , tried to do (hike up the retirement age from 65 – 67 and screw up the pension plan / the proposed bill for internet surveillance and collection of information without warrant) or has been linked to (robocall scandal).
I volunteered at the BC NDP convention for two day in December, and saw Dewar, along with the other leadership candidates, speak at the convention. I honestly didn’t know what to make of anyone, because I was very much still in the frame of mind where I listened to all of them speak, and I just thought to myself “But you’re not Jack.” It wasn’t fair for me to pass judgment on any of them at that point because there was still so much sadness in my heart, so I listened without committing to any candidate.
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A picture I took with my phone when I was volunteering at the BC Convention back in December in Vancouver.
Later on that same night, I went to a mixer held not far away from the convention centre in Vancouver and met him personally. He was engaging and warm, in a genuine manner, not in a politician baby-kissing, hand-shaking manner. Perhaps this is due to his background in education, as he worked as a teacher for some time before being elected to represent a teacher’s union in Ontario. Quite obviously having held that position, Dewar is very much pro-union and still attends rallies around the country to lend his support to workers’ rights.
The first question I asked Paul Dewar was how he felt on the Israeli/Palestinian situation and whether or not he believed that Palestine deserved to be honoured as a state. Having been elected as an MP in 2006 and serving as the official opposition’s Foreign Affairs Critic, I knew roughly from the research I’d done on him prior to the BC convention that he favoured a dual state solution, but I wanted to see whether or not the commitment was there. With politicians, I watch how they say what they say, not just what they say, because body language is far more telling than the words themselves. I knew Dewar meant what he said, and that was that he believed in defending the rights of the Palestinian people and very much agreed with me when I told him that I felt their human rights were being grossly violated. He said that he felt that the international community needed to do more, and that as leader of the NDP, he would be a voice for the Palestinian people, as they are terrible underrepresented and almost maligned by the world’s superpowers. Considering that the current Prime Minister is staunchly pro-Israel (meaning he does not disagree with some of the horrendous military actions and harsh sanctions against the Palestinian people that have left them not just in poverty, but without even basic medical supplies), this was such a wonderful thing to not only know, but to see him say it in person to me, because I saw the conviction. He is not against Israel in any way, but believes that what is happening to the Palestinian people is a violation of human rights laws.
Dewar also asked a bit about myself, and as I was just leaving a few days later to go to Florida where I planned to participate in as many of the Occupy events down there as I could, I told him this, somewhat embarrassed, as the movement was, at least in American media, presented as being some sort of collection of deadbeats looking for handouts and protesting the fact that there were rich people in the world. But he knew what the movement was truly about and he expressed his solid support for the Occupy movement and spoke about how important and admirable the movement as a whole was, and told me that what we were doing was important and world changing. He then told the young people at the table with us, two of whom had earlier laughed at the fact that I had attended community college, what I was doing, and how important it was. The fact that he made a point to stand up for me in the small way left a mark on me as well, as it showed that he’d stand up regular people like me.
Perhaps what I like most about Paul Dewar is the fact that I know he cares about the world and does not act like a politician when engaging with people, but as someone who genuinely believes that human beings have value and that he is in the position to help, rather act as though he were some authoritarian figure who dictates, like Harper & Co behave. Dewar worked as an aid worker in central America as a young man, and that speak volumes to me. Perhaps that experience is what inspired all the work his done toward fund-raising for international development – something I also feel very strongly about.
Dewar has a Jack Layton quality about him, and that’s what I love the most. He honours Jack, but he doesn’t try to copy Jack’s style in order to get elected. He doesn’t capitalize on his connection to the beloved late leader. And that to me show great integrity.
I focused this post mostly on Paul Dewar’s stance on Occupy and the Palestinian-Israeli situation, because those are the two major things that I care about the most in the entire world. This was about my take on him and my own personal, albeit brief, encounter with him and what I was able to deduce from that time. I will follow this up with a post of more of his great points and credentials (besides everything I mentioned in this post and the fact that his favourite band is The Clash, which is one of my favourite bands ever as well!).
I’m very proud to say that I will be campaign for him at the Federal Leadership Convention in Toronto on March 22 – 25. He’s the man.
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Saturday, March 17, 2012

Post-secondary institutions united in criticism of Liberals’ 2012 budget

Post-secondary institutions united in criticism of Liberals’ 2012 budget


VICTORIA— Following the release of an unprecedented letter signed by 25 B.C. university and college presidents, New Democrats are calling on the Liberal government to explain how they propose to address a growing skills shortage in the B.C. workforce when they are putting the squeeze on post-secondary institutions.
“Right now in B.C. we have people without jobs and jobs without people,” said New Democrat advanced education critic Michelle Mungall. “Over 80 per cent of job openings over the next decade will require some level of post-secondary education or training – but instead of taking steps to ensure B.C. has the skilled workers employers need, the Liberals are putting the squeeze on our universities and colleges.”
Although the Liberal advanced education minister has repeatedly claimed that cuts to post-secondary institutions would not translate into service cuts for students, the letter, signed by 25 B.C. university and college presidents, states “it is unrealistic to assume that the reductions contemplated by Budget 2012 can be achieved without implications for service levels.”
“Many educational institutions will be looking to find extra revenue to deal with the impact of Budget 2012 on their bottom line. This could hurt students who are are already struggling,” said Mungall. “Potential cuts to services like counseling can only further marginalize students who are on the verge of being priced out of post-secondary training.”
The Canadian Chamber of Commerce has declared the growing skills shortage as the number one challenge to the competitiveness of the Canadian economy, saying “A growing shortage of highly skilled labour is becoming desperate, threatening our ability to keep up in a global, knowledge-based economy.” Mungall notes that in addition to the challenges identified by university and colleges presidents, funding for apprenticeship training will be cut by 12 per cent between now and 2015, further undermining access to critical skills training
New Democrat leader Adrian Dix has proposed concrete measures to address the growing skills shortage and make post-secondary training more accessible with needs-based grants to students who would otherwise struggle to afford higher education.
“The bottom line is we need to recognize that providing opportunities for education and training is an investment in our workforce and our economy, not a cost,” said Mungall. “We need a highly trained workforce with advanced skills if we want to prosper in an increasingly global, knowledge-based economy.”

Leslie and Dubé host public forum in Peterborough about allegations of voter suppression

Del Mastro must take electoral fraud seriously: NDP

Leslie and Dubé host public forum in Peterborough about allegations of voter suppression

Thursday, March 15, 2012

Paul Dewar is the man. And not just because his favourite band is The Clash

Paul Dewar is the man. And not just because his favourite band is The Clash. Read this:

Alexandra,

Starting today, NDP members like you across our country will start receiving NDP leadership ballots in the mail.  You have an important choice to make.  Before you cast your vote, I want to write to you directly about my vision for our party and our country.
When Jack spoke to Canadians for the last time in July he told us that we need to take better care of each other. In that moment he captured who we are as social democrats and, I believe, who we are as Canadians.
Unfortunately our current Prime Minister doesn’t share this vision. We need a leader who will take him on and who can show Canadians what we can do when we work together.
I believe I am that leader.
There’s something you need to know about me, to me becoming Prime Minister isn’t about power and ‘winning the game.’ It’s about having the power to take better care of all Canadians, not just the select few.
 This is a defining time for our party, its a time so many of us dreamed of but seemed out of reach.  We are the Official Opposition and we are one step away from being government.
 We can do this, but we need to choose the right leader who can take us there. We need a leader who has a record of taking on Stephen Harper in Parliament. We need someone who is an experienced grassroots organizer, who connects with Canadians and can inspire them with a vision of hope. If you give me the opportunity - I will be that leader.
 I dont need to learn how to do this.  I know how to do this.
I know how to connect with families, I learned how to do that as a teacher.  I can engage the grassroots, Ive done that for many years as a community activist and party organizer.
I know how to win. Ive convinced Liberals and Conservatives in my riding to vote for me increasing my vote in three straight elections.
 I also know that as Prime Minister, you arent just responsible for Canadas well-being, you have a responsibility to the world. As Foreign Affairs Critic I won victories for action on HIV-AIDS, TB and Malaria, recognition of rape as a weapon of war, and defending human rights. I spoke up for indigenous rights. I was front and centre in holding Harper to account on Afghanistan. From solidarity with the Arab Spring to justice and peace in the Middle East, I gave voice to our Canadian values.
 I am ready to take on Stephen Harper. I do it regularly in the House of Commons and I can do it in the next campaign.
I am the only leadership candidate with a blueprint to solidify the ridings we currently hold and gain the 70 we need to stop the Conservatives in 2015.  In my first 100 days as leader, I will bring together a team to put together the most exciting and dynamic electoral plan this country has seen, one that will engage Canadians in the monumental task of electing our first social democratic government.   
I will expand our party’s outreach, organization and communications capacity by hiring organizers and partnering with our allies in labour and civil society.  I will build on-the ground party infrastructure and put organizers on the ground right across the country - not just in Ottawa.  I will consolidate our breakthrough in Quebec by establishing a dedicated unit to support new MPs and develop strategies to reach out to new voters in regions like Western Canada.
The next 70 seats will be the hardest to win but I believe we can - and must - win them.

As Leader of the NDP, I will earn Canadians trust to form government by reaching out to the real majority of Canadians who share our vision for a stronger, and more caring Canada.
I will speak to families and deliver new ideas to meet their needs. I will inspire young people by including them and giving them a sense of purpose and message of hope.

I will fight for our social democratic values.

I will turn people on to politics and show that politics can make a positive difference in the lives of Canadians.

I am ready to lead. Starting March 25th I will take on Harper’s agenda and lead the fight for what’s right on the doorstep, in the House of Commons and on the international stage.

But to do that I need your support.  As you cast your ballot, ask yourself the following question: which candidate has the experience, energy, passion, and the plan to build our party and beat the Conservatives?  I believe I am that person and the best qualified to lead our Party at this critical time.

Together, lets build a stronger and more caring Canada.  
Paul Dewar

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