Immigration: Former Prime Minister

Former Health Dept: Stumping Sunday in the Vancouver South riding held by friend and former health minister Ujjal Dosanjh, the former Liberal leader said voters are telling him they don't like the fact the Conservatives were found in contempt of Parliament, which he said equates to "contempt for Canadians.", according to Calgary Herald. And he's worried that the Conservatives managed to "blow through a $13-billion surplus" created by his government, but still don't have a sound plan to eliminate the newly accumulated $40-billion deficit and health care and the Conservatives' "mean-spirited" contempt for the public are the issues that former prime minister Paul Martin says he sees emerging as major public concerns during this election campaign. He said the Conservatives' unpublicized cut this year of the national immigration quota has deeply hurt efforts to reunify families. As reported in the news.
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