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Indefensibly: Disclosure Information and Canada

indefensibly: In a recent column, pundit Andrew Coyne wrote Conservatism in Canada now amounts to, at best, opportunism, according to Vancouver Courier. They are in favour of whatever is unassailably popular, opposed to whatever is indefensibly unpopular ... just so long as no one asks them to take a risk, a stand, or a decision, to ... explain how it differs from the left's. Disclosure information is available on the original site. article continues below Trending Stories Vancouver rookie cop resigns over allegations of sexual assault against colleagues Vision Vancouver will not run a mayoral candidate for first time in party's history South Vancouver condo owner takes offence to Airbnb rental's risqu business Here's what happened to a giant C' from Vancouver's Canada Post building Author Jerome Gessaroli, Instructor, School of Business, B.C. Institute of Technology, Visiting Lecturer, Beedie School of Business, Simon Fraser University What governing vision does the Conservative Party of Canada offer Canadians this election This is a fundamental question that the party has not yet answered. The same cannot be said for the federal Liberals and NDP. The Liberals proudly wrap themselves around a heavily left-leaning economic and social agenda, while the NDP are trying to outflank the Liberals on the left. From running government deficits in normal times, legalizing marijuana and euthanasia, to, until recently, supporting policies that would further integrate China and Canada economically and socially, the Liberals seek to reshape our country. Both parties unapologetically promote their fiscal vision for greater government economic intervention and their social vision for diversity, equity and overall social justice. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.