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As a result of the attempted Christmas Day bombing, the U.S. Transportation Security Administration, the Canadian Air Transport Security Authority and other agencies have been hurrying to implement a new technology for airport security. (The Globe And Mail)
Easterners could freeze in the dark At a meeting of the House of Commons' international trade committee earlier this month, Leon Benoit, the Conservative chairman, ordered me to stop my presentation as an invited witness. My remarks, he ruled, were not relevant. When his decision was successfully challenged by other members of the committee, Mr. Benoit adjourned the meeting and left the room.
I was astonished. I had spent several days preparing for my presentation, and two days in transit. Later, I learned that Mr. Benoit's behaviour may have been prompted by a secret guidebook for Conservative chairmen, designed to interrupt witnesses challenging government positions.
If so, it backfired. Suppression intrigues people. They want to know what caused the storm.
I was cut off after noting that the United States has a National Energy Policy (a NEP) that emphasizes self-sufficiency, energy independence and domestic ownership.
And while Canada, as part of our bilateral Security and Prosperity Partnership initiative, supports U.S. efforts to wean itself off Middle Eastern oil, I noted that we do not have a NEP of our own. (The Globe and Mail)
Nudity has become an option Air travellers everywhere may soon be able to choose between the traditional pat-down and a new X-ray machine that leaves little to the imagination
the ACLU has taken no legal action against the use of backscatter technology while X-ray screening remains voluntary. (The Globe And Mail)
Are we safe? Unlike citizens of Great Britain, the United States and Spain, the Canadian public has remained unscathed during the so-called war on terror. Even after Osama bin Laden named Canada an enemy, we seemed unconvinced that our multicultural, tolerant and peace-loving nation could experience what others have.
It all seemed so far away.
Yet in light of last weekend's arrests and the allegations that a homegrown terror cell planned to attack Canadian targets, perhaps that perception has changed. (The Globe and Mail)
Another rBGH Health Scandal in Canada Six Health Canada scientists were cited as telling an internal labour board they were being pushed to approve bovine-growth-hormone despite their concerns that it wasn't safe. The six scientists have been ordered by their superiors not to speak publicly on the issue. (The Globe and Mail)
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