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If you hate Canada’s values, do not come here, says Minister Kenney

People Who Hate Canadian Values Not Welcome, Says Immigration Minister
By Matthew Little, Epoch Times | April 25, 2013Last Updated: April 25, 2013 4:27 pm

Immigration Minister Jason Kenney says Canada does not welcome those who view the West as their enemy. (Matthew Little/The Epoch Times)

If they hate the very values upon which Canada is based, please don’t come here, and please don’t bring your hatred to Canada. That is the message we are sending.
Immigration Minister Jason Kenney

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2012 CIC report reveals more than 60% of 600,000 immigrants unable to function in either of Canada’s official languages

Tighter language requirements will help immigrants and Canada
April 27, 2013. 9:59 am • Section: The Search, Immigration

It’s hard to learn a new language. An internal 2012 Immigration Canada report has revealed a rising proportion of immigrants, more than 600,000, work in Canada in a language other than English and French. And most of them, 60 per cent, say they cannot carry on a conversation in either of Canada’s official languages.

Stories regarding language barriers have become common in Canada.

The newcomer struggling to speak English who, as a result, has grave trouble trying to get a job.

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Why Conservatives Always Lose

Why Conservatives Always Lose
Posted on April 20, 2013 by Baron Bodissey
gatesofvienna.net

We’ve often noted in this space that modern conservatives — and this is true on both sides of the Atlantic — seem determined to imitate their Progressive colleagues. It’s as if they say to the electorate, “Vote for us. We’re just like the liberals, only not quite so radical.” Dymphna’s most recent post talked about some of the reasons why the Right always seems to be singing from the same hymnal as the Left — just a quarter-tone flat and half a beat behind.

In the following article from Politically Incorrect, Manfred Kleine-Hartlage discusses the failure of conservative intellectuals to come to grips with the reasons for their perennial position on the sidelines. The author draws on a new book by Alex Kurtagic to highlight the need for intellectual depth and — dare I say it? — innovation in the thinking of those who would pass on the flame of traditional culture.

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Google AdSense ad serving disabled to CIR for “hate/anti violations”

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Regina: Multicultural soccer tournament game ends after Team Sudan attacks referee

http://ca.news.yahoo.com/blogs/dailybrew/multicultural-soccer-game-ends-referee-knocked-unconscious-142749959.html

A multicultural soccer tournament held in Regina this week was a perfect example of cultures coming together in a respectful and peaceful way. Except for that huge brawl.

CIR: Perhaps one day, the symbolism of apartheid evident in the standard soccer ball colour scheme will be overcome.

And the referee who got punched in the face.

Regina Police are on the hunt for a 26-year-old man who allegedly knocked a 45-year-old referee unconscious during an indoor soccer match, Wednesday night.

The match was part of the annual World Class Players Cup Tournament, which pits local players of various backgrounds against one another. The focus is on providing competitive soccer and highlighting cultural communities.

The incident happened during a game between Team Poland and Team Sudan, following a brawl that “went beyond the normal scuffles that happen in all levels of competitive sporting events.”

The WCP Cup Organizing Committee broke the series of events down in a blog posted to their website. It said that about 15 minutes after that scuffle, which resulted in four players being ejected, another Team Sudan player committed a “hard tackle” and was thrown out of the game.

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“The primary purpose of our modern education system is to immerse children in the “ities”: diversity, sensitivity”

A York Region reader responds to the following article: http://www.yorkregion.com/news-story/2518447-parents-urged-to-speak-up-on-school-dress-code/

How dare board consider dress code?

I am truly surprised to see that a school board in this enlightened era would propose something as oppressive and repressive as a dress code.

The primary purpose of our modern education system is to immerse children in the “ities”: diversity, sensitivity … and all of the other touchy-feely arts.

Viewed through the political prism guiding so much of the curriculum’s agenda, the idea of a dress code is shockingly unthinkable.

For female students, the notion of a dress code is sexist and paternalistic. How dare the men of a school board dictate what young women can and cannot wear?

For students of different ethnic backgrounds, the notion of a dress code is racist and imperialistic.

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