Tony Kondaks
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Tony Kondaks is a writer and entrepreneur currently living in Vancouver, B.C. He is the author of "Why Canada must end" which can be read in its entirety online at www.whycanadamustend.com.

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This Charter Doesn't Deserve a Birthday Celebration

(76) Comments | Posted April 16, 2012 | 3:07 PM

I want a charter that will protect individual freedoms. And minority rights.

Our so-called Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms does neither.

What it does is provide loopholes, obfuscations, and justifications for governments and courts alike to bend, limit, and otherwise violate both individual and minority rights of Canadians.

How...

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Time to End the Charter's Shameful Treatment of Anglo-Quebecers

(96) Comments | Posted April 13, 2012 | 11:47 AM

"There is another clause," Warren Allmand declared in the House of Commons on December 1st, 1981, "which is so offensive to me and so unacceptable that I cannot vote for the resolution; that is, Section 59."

Liberal Party stalwart. Member of Parliament for more than 31 uninterrupted years....

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Take a Good Look, Quebec Could Soon be Gone

(121) Comments | Posted March 28, 2012 | 10:59 AM

By the time Pierre Trudeau left office in the mid-80s, support for separatism in Quebec was just under 20 per cent.

But it didn't take much to turn things around. A few short years and one perceived humiliation later (read: rejection of the Meech Lake Accord), and separatism...

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The NDP's Sneaky Attempt to Win Over Separatists

(4) Comments | Posted March 15, 2012 | 8:32 AM

In January the NDP leadership candidates held a debate in Montreal in which every one of them refused to support the federal government's Clarity Act. Furthermore, they made known their support for their party's official policy, called the Sherbrooke Declaration, which mandates a 50% plus one...

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Will Huffpost Quebec Help End Language Apartheid?

(188) Comments | Posted February 8, 2012 | 7:52 AM

What better way to celebrate the Huffington Post's entry into the Quebec market than to remind the world of its segregation laws.

Quebec segregates the rights of its own residents through The Charter of the French Language, commonly known as Bill 101. The most significant of...

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Did Al Gore Contribute to Apple's $20 Billion Loss?

(7) Comments | Posted October 21, 2011 | 4:12 PM

Apple shares fell about 5% on the opening of trading on Wednesday on news that third quarter earnings did not meet expectations. With a market capitalization of over $370 billion, a 5% loss represents almost $20 billion. Apple's fourth quarter ended Sept. 24. Despite incredible sales...

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