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Monthly Archives: June 2011

LINKS June 30, 2011

June 30, 2011
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BORDER NY, Canadian police to boost patrols along the border [AP] Higgins on Peace Bridge: We’re finally moving forward [Buffalo Business First] Smaller Peace Bridge plaza proposed [BuffaloNews.com] Sen. Schumer backs plan to streamline truck screening at Peace Bridge [WKBW] Canadian officials sticking with controversial policy on anglers/boaters [syracuse.com] Letter: Won’t fish in Canada [Watertown…

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LINKS June 28, 2011

June 28, 2011
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BORDER An alternative to passports at border crossings [Grand Forks Herald - Minnesota] Beware of fishing Canadian waters [Ithaca Journal] Canadians still mum on controversial St. Lawrence border enforcement issue [Syracuse.com] Canada’s investment in Blue Water bridge improvements completed [newswire.ca] Is the St. Lawrence Seaway safe for nuclear shipments? [North Country Public Radio] Khapra beetles…

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Civil disobedience planned for DC to protest Canadian pipeline

June 28, 2011
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Environmental activists (including Maude Barlow, Naomi Klein, and David Suzuki) have put out this letter calling for weeks of civil disobedience this summer to oppose the proposed pipeline from the Alberta  to the US mid-West.   They explain: “This won’t be a one-shot day of action. We plan for it to continue for several weeks,…

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LINKS June 24, 2011

June 24, 2011
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Today's Canada-US links: https://bit.ly/k1M7tk #cdnpoli #oilsands #tarsands #KeystoneXL #border #libya

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Transcript: Obama’s remarks on draw down of troops in Afghanistan

June 23, 2011
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Transcript: Obama’s remarks on draw down of troops in Afghanistan

THE WHITE HOUSE   Office of the Press Secretary For Immediate Release                               June 22, 2011     REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT ON THE WAY FORWARD IN AFGHANISTAN   East Room     8:01 P.M. EDT   THE PRESIDENT:  Good evening.  Nearly 10 years ago, America suffered the worst attack on our shores since Pearl Harbor. …

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LINKS June 23, 2011

June 23, 2011
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BORDER Confusion on the St. Lawrence after State says Canada’s action okay [North Country Public Radio] NY congressman protests Canada’s boating policy [AP] US border security: huge costs with mixed results [AP] Toews: Another successful meeting with Napolitano [mysteinbach.ca] An empowered Coast Guard is needed [Embassy mag] California seeks to extradite Randy and Evi Quaid…

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LINKS June 21, 2011

June 21, 2011
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BORDER Lakes Summit – the economic perspective [The Windsor Star] Sen. Schumer asks CBSA to review boater fine [Syracuse.com] Rep. Owens writes to Canadian Embassy concerning boater [Syracuse.com] Sen. Runciman aghast at CBSA’s treatment of US fisherman [The Recorder & Times] NY congressman protests Canada’s boating policy [Albuquerque Express] Upstate NY congressman protests Canada policy…

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Q&A transcript with State Dept. official leading Keystone XL review

June 20, 2011
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The full transcript is available at Macleans.ca — I asked about everything from the environmental review process to the role of lobbyists and who actually will make the final decision.

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My interview with State official leading Keystone review

June 20, 2011
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From my story in this week’s  Maclean’s magazine: Managing this contentious process falls to the State Department’s Bureau of Oceans, International Environmental and Scientific Affairs, which deals with everything from polar issues and infectious diseases to whaling and fish. Handling the review is Clune, a veteran diplomat with short-cropped white hair who has a no-nonsense…

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LINKS June 20, 2011

June 20, 2011
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BORDER Canadians lead dramatic rescue of US police from edge of Niagara Falls [Toronto Star] Norton: Building bridge would be a win-win for Michigan [Detroit Free Press] Bridging the gap [Toledo Blade] Borderline silliness over new bridge [Citizen Times] Got them border crossin’ blues [The Telegram - St. John's] Feds crack down on illegal immigrants…

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