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History shows clearly that you can't fall back into protectionist measures
Canada protests 'Buy American' bill Jan 30, 2009
Our government is determined to take decisive steps to ensure the safety of Canadians against terrorism
Canada to fund counter-terror initiatives Jul 07, 2008
Innocent civilians in other countries have been killed by terrorist activities and those terrorist activities have been funded in part by dollars that come from Canada and we want to put a stop to that whenever we can and make sure it comes to an end
Canada adds Tamil group to terror list Jun 16, 2008
You are actually in effect supporting a host of criminal activities that literally lead to destructive activities in your own communities -- destruction and even death depending on the level of criminal activity you are supporting
Canada targets contraband tobacco May 08, 2008
We're ready to move very quickly on this prisoner transfer and to get her home as soon as possible
Canadian woman found guilty in Mexico Apr 23, 2008
Stockwell Burt Day, Jr., PC, MP (born August 16, 1950 in Barrie, Ontario), is a Canadian politician and a member of the Conservative Party of Canada. He is a former cabinet minister in Alberta, and a former leader of the Canadian Alliance. Day is currently MP for the riding of Okanagan—Coquihalla in British Columbia and the Minister of International Trade. He is widely seen as a prominent voice for social conservatives within the Conservative Party.
Day was born in Barrie, Ontario, in 1950, living in a number of places in Canada during his youth, including Atlantic Canada; Ottawa, where he attended Ashbury College; and Montreal, where he graduated from Westmount High School. He attended the University of Victoria and Vanguard College, then known as Northwest Bible College, in Edmonton, Alberta, but did not graduate from either.
His father, Stockwell Day, Sr., was long associated with the Social Credit Party of Canada. In the 1972 federal election he was the Social Credit candidate running against New Democratic Party leader Tommy Douglas in the riding of Nanaimo—Cowichan—The Islands. Day, Sr., supported Doug Christie and was a member of the Western Canada Concept.