There Are Hundreds Of Canadian Communities That

Do Not Ghettoize Society By Putting People Into Legal Categories Of Gender, Race, Ethnicity, Language, Or Other Such Characteristics.

I Think The Federal Liberals' Micro-tinkering Is Not Causing Any Kind Of Upsurge In Public Confidence. The Challenge For Conservatives Is How To Not Get Caught In The Same Web. I Mean, The Public Just Discounts What Political People And Parties Say.

Why Not Learn From The Positive Aspect Of Canadian Populism, Which Is The Way To Deal With It? Learn From The Negative Side, But It's More Important To Learn From The Positive Side, Because It's An Enormous Amount Of Energy.

My First Official Consulting Job, Therefore, Was For A Scrap Metal Dealer (he Resented The Term "junk Dealer") In East Edmonton Named Benny Sugarman.

The First Lesson, For All Canadians, Is That The Closed Door, Top Down Approaches To Constitution Making Do Not Provide The Public Input Or Debate Necessary To Achieve A Constitutional Consensus That Will Be Supported By The People.