On Judith Butler’s honourary degree from McGill
For those still scoring at home, the CEO of Alberta Health Services, Charlottetown City Council, the City of Greater Sudbury, Caledon town council, former chief statistician Sylvia Ostry, New Brunswick Premier Shawn Graham, Spruce Grove City Council and the Planning Institute of British Columbia oppose the government’s changes to the census.
While Keith Ashfield dismisses concerns, Greg Thompson stands by his version of events and, in an interview with the CBC, explains how he brought his concerns to the attention of the Prime Minister’s Office. Meanwhile, the Premier of New Brunswick is displeased.
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More than 100 faculty signed a letter of protest opposing the honour
You might be tempted to mock the Prime Minister for the obvious displeasure he shows in this photo.
New Brunswick Premier Shawn Graham is reminiscent of a young Dalton McGuinty.
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