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Sources welcomes Omar Ha-Redeye

January 30, 2009

Sources welcomes a new member: Omar Ha-Redeye.

Omar Ha-Redeye is frequently interviewed by the media on subjects relating to health, security, law, politics, social media, disasters, minority rights and multiculturalism.

His educational background is in nuclear medicine technology, health management, and corporate communications. He is currently completing his degree in law at the University of Western Ontario.

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The economy is listed as the highest priority, with oil dependency listed as a crucial issue.

Canada uses more fossil fuels per person than any other country in the planet.  This makes our economy more fragile than most.

Through a plan of tax cuts and incentives, the Liberals will strengthen our economy and address pressing environmental concerns.

Canadians living in poverty, especially children, are especially targeted for assistance.  Jobs for all Canadians, and educational opportunities are important steps to achieve this.  Accessibility to health care and affordable drug costs for the elderly are values that Canadians deeply cherish.

Liberals also take special steps to address gender issues, proposing the addition of gender to hate crimes and addressing issues of domestic abuse.   Immigrants are an important part of the Canadian workforce, and skilled trade are needed for a prosperous Canadian future.  Liberals also want to revive the Kelowna Accord, and strengthen relations with First Nations communities.

Perhaps most compelling, the Liberal platform actually costs out their strategy, itemizing each initiative and estimating revenues and expenditures for a four-year period.

The Liberal Party also wants to restore Canada as a voice for peace and justice in the world, as good citizens of the world.  A balanced budget is something Canadians would love to hold their politicians accountable for.

His last episode features an interview by Omar Ha-Redeye with Caitlin Rose, a summer student at Fasken Martineau, who helped create the McGill Journal of Law and Health.

Devin continued this episode with interviews from various political representatives on environmental issues. 

A recent report by the Sierra Club of Canada gave political parties the following grades for their environmental plan:

• Bloc Québécois B
• Conservative Party F
• Green Party A-
• Liberal Party B+
• New Democratic Party B