Canada Is A Vast And Empty Country.

It Is Inherently Dangerous To Allow A Country, Such As Iraq, To Retain Weapons Of Mass Destruction, Particularly In Light Of Its Past Aggressive Behaviour. If The World Community Fails To Disarm Iraq We Fear That Other Rogue States Will Be Encouraged To Believe That They Too Can Have These Most Deadly Of Weapons To Systematically Defy International Resolutions And That The World Will Do Nothing To Stop Them.

I Think We're Vastly Over-invested In Universities. Universities Should Be Relatively Small And Provide Excellent Education And Research In A Number Of Specialized Areas. I Think The Vast Majority Of Young People Should Be Going Through Non-university, Post-secondary Training.

There Is A Canadian Culture That Is In Some Ways Unique To Canada, But I Don't Think Canadian Culture Coincides Neatly With Borders.

Buying Pollution Credits Is Folly; It Doesn't Help The Environment. Instead Of Using Tax Dollars To Buy Credits Overseas, We'll Use Them At Home.

Paul Martin Talks Eloquently About Defending National Sovereignty But The Reality Hasn't Matched The Rhetoric. When It Comes To The United States, Mr. Martin Says He Calls Them As He Sees Them, But When It Comes To American Passage Through Canada, He Doesn't Actually See Anything.