Is This Fuh Real..A reversal....

mapoui · 10-23-2015, 12:02 PM · 1 person reading this discussion

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“It’s a historic day,” said Margaret Parsons, executive director of the African-Canadian Legal Clinic, who watched the debate in the legislature.

This is a monumental shift in our province,” said Parsons, who has worked to end carding. She repeatedly paused to compose herself

when talking to the Star outside the legislature.

“We have been around for 21 years. We have been fighting on this issue since the day our doors opened, in July 1994.”

#3
Brother Yasir Naqvi, minister of community safety and correctional services, made the announcement during a debate yesterday

                          [Image: naqvi.jpg.size.xxlarge.letterbox.jpg]

#4
but it is the legislature agreed to end the practice..not the minister :Smile :Smile :Smile :Smile

#5
Naqvi, who at the beginning of the summer began a provincewide consultation to bring in new regulations for carding

and street checks, has come under fire for trying to regulate a practice :

that critics believe is unconstitutional and must end.

#6
We have heard from the community that street checks, by definition, are arbitrary as well as discriminatory

and therefore cannot be regulated; they must simply be ended.

The province agrees that these types of stops must end.”

#7
well of course.  t
they dont pay tests like the minister to be minister to initiate policies like that.  it comes from the people..opposition steady until they change it
Tongue Tongue Tongue Tongue

#8
Like his predecessors since 1994 : he couldda maintain the status quo .

Nah True ?  :-\

#9
what this about


gambling poker

#10
[quote author=ketchim link=topic=100856.msg660348#msg660348 date=1445615623]
Like his predecessors since 1994 : he couldda maintain the status quo .

Nah True ?  :-\
[/quote]

in the face of relentlessly sustained public opposition ::confused:: ::confused:: ::confused:: ::confused::

it will take more than Jewish banker money in Canada for politicians at the provincial level at least to say no in the face of that kind of opposition.
he cud not maintain the status quo.  anyway it was taken out of his hands by the Ontario legislature Tongue Tongue Tongue Tongue

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