Cdnpoli - breaking news. RBS could face Libor fines, admits Hester at the Twittweb

RBS could face Libor fines, admits Hester

http://independent.co.uk/news/bus...

min_reyes

30 Jul 2012

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RBS threatened Cndn investigators for violating UK sovereignty > RBS could face Libor fines, admits Hester #cdnpoli

U.S. securities regulator alleges insider trading ahe...

http://theglobeandmail.com/globe-...

youwishme2

30 Jul 2012

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U.S. securities regulator alleges insider trading ahead of announcing China’s Nexen bid #cdnpoli

Scientists press for global asbestos ban - Technology...

http://cbc.ca/news/technology/sto...

brookebot

29 Jul 2012

29 retweets

Canada | Asbestos sales will continue, no amount of anguish, deaths or "science" will slow #Harper agenda. #cdnpoli

Radical environmentalism on the rise, RCMP report say...

http://cbc.ca/news/politics/story...

somecanuckchick

29 Jul 2012

7 retweets

What about radical corporatism? Or radical capitalism? Radical environmentalism on the rise: #cdnpoli

Acts of Minor Treason: Politics in the Pipeline

http://actsofminortreason.blogspo...

nealjennings

29 Jul 2012

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Christy Clark's "world-leading" prattle doesn't exactly inspire confidence in me. #bcpoli #cdnpoli

Thousands In Hong Kong Protests China Patriotism Clas...

http://huffingtonpost.com/2012/07...

mikemcd76

29 Jul 2012

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Patriotism & Propaganda. #SoundsFamiliar #WarOf1812 #cdnpoli - Hong Kong Protests China Patriotism Propaganda Classes

Is Any Group Challenging the Canadian Prime Minister'...

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July 29, 2012 | 8 POWER POLITICS: Green leaders say Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper's motives for weakening environmental protections stem from his interest in expanding and exploiting Canada's tar sands oil and gas deposits, which constitute the second-largest petroleum reserve in the world (after Saudi Arabia's). Image: iStockPhoto Dear EarthTalk: Why were some environmental Web sites blacked out all day back on June 4? Was this some sort of protest or did they get hacked?—Ned Cooper, Detr...