“Imagine being pregnant with no medicine, no food, no water and no electricity. Over 50,000 pregnant women are without access to medical care in Gaza. Over 4,000 children have been killed since the start of this siege. We need a ceasefire now.”
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“Imagine being pregnant with no medicine, no food, no water and no electricity. Over 50,000 pregnant women are without access to medical care in Gaza. Over 4,000 children have been killed since the start of this siege. We need a ceasefire now.”
A Conservative MP has apologized after he asked an NDP MP whether she's considered sex work as part of a debate in the House of Commons about the Parole Board of Canada.
I hate this article so much.
I’m a reluctant NDP supporter (the only party with decent economic policies) but shit like this really makes me want to cancel my vote in the next election. I’ll never ever ever vote for Conservatives but the NDP is making me defend this dumbass tory MP, I can’t believe it. Context - A young woman who was working at an erotic massage salon and saw clients on the side for sex agreed to meet with a man who had been banned from the salon for being violent to other employees, and was on parole after serving time in jail for murdering his wife. He was allowed by the parole board to see prostitutes to satisfy his sexual urges, even though it was agreed he was not able to form healthy relationships with women. (YES, you read that right!!! The correctional system allowed this man to see prostitutes, even though it’s illegal in Canada AND they knew the man was a woman killer). Anyway, the Conservatives put forward a motion asking to review how parole board decisions are made after this tragic case. The NDP MP Laurel Collins asked why the Conservatives weren’t listening to sex workers who say sex work is work, and the Conservative MP asked her if she would consider that line of work herself, not in a “hey baby, you ever thought of becoming a hoe ;)” kind of way, as the title of the article make it seems, but rather raising the very valid point that if it’s such normal work, would she ever consider it herself. Probably not the best question to ask, admittedly, but still a fair point. He was heckled by other NDP MPs and eventually apologized. Now the NDP are just proving his point by going on and on about how he was denigrating sex workers and being insulting and whatnot. Well, libfems, if sex work was just normal work, what about that question would be insulting?
Canadian taxpayers should not contribute towards security costs for the Sussexes
Canadian taxpayers should not contribute towards security costs for the Sussexes
A former Home Office minister warned the British public could face an ‘enormous bill’ while it has also been speculated a ‘cost-sharing’ deal between the UK and Canada could be agreed.
However, such an arrangement would be opposed by Laurel Collins, who is the MP for Victoria, where Harry and Meghan are staying.
She said: ‘Yes, I hope that they’re planning on covering their security costs. When…
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Collins acknowledged that she has “massive shoes” to fill in replacing Rankin, who last year was nominated by his peers for the title of hardest-working parliamentarian.
Victoria Coun. Laurel Collins has won the NDP nomination in the Victoria riding for this fall’s federal election.
Collins defeated political scientist Sabina Singh in a vote at Alix Goolden Hall Wednesday night.
The nomination meeting was triggered when NDP MP Murray Rankin announced in February that he will not seek a third term in office.
“It’s an incredible feeling to have people put their trust in me to be their voice in Ottawa,” Collins said following the vote.
The University of Victoria instructor said she plans to continue to stand up for climate leadership and affordable housing and to push for universal child care and pharmacare.
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She told me to take her picture and then posed like this. #divaprincess
In addition to being a city councillor, Collins is also an Instructor in Social Justice & Social Inequality at the University of Victoria.
One of Victoria’s newest city councillors has announced plans to run for the federal NDP nomination in Victoria.
Laurel Collins will be looking to take the seat from outgoing two-term Member of Parliament, Murray Rankin, who announced last week he would not be seeking re-election in this fall’s federal election.
Collins was elected to Victoria council in October 2018.
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