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As we reach the last 72 hours before the federal election, it is clear to all observers that the Martin Liberals are struggling against a tide of change sweeping the country. It has been quite a ride for Canada's "natural governing party" in an election which the pundits originally predicted an uneventful return to another minority Liberal government.
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Although the Liberals and Conservatives, Canada's two biggest political parties, are talking as if this election is simply a two-way race between them, nothing can be farther from the truth in this province. The fact is that the NDP is uniquely positioned to make significant gains in BC this election.
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No normal British Columbian could have forgotten the shameless lies that Premier Gordon Campbell resorted to in order to blow away the NDP under then premier Ujjal Dosanjh in 2001. Even many hardcore union supporters of NDP got carried away by Campbell's promises of giving unions a fair deal and ensuring we got more money in our pockets because of a lower provincial income tax. Yet, as we all know, Campbell broke all his promises and went out of his way to humiliate the unions, withdraw free services such as the vital eye examinations and impose all kinds of indirect taxes even while lowering the income tax.
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Canadians are tired of the slurs, the scandals and the spin. They want real solutions that will assist individuals, families and entrepreneurs. They also want policies that will help preserve seniors hard won gains, make our communities safer, and keep our great country strong and united.
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On January 23 you will decide who will be your Member of Parliament and who will be your Prime Minister. Voting is a huge privilege, but it brings with it a huge responsibility for all Canadians. It is the essence of our freedom, but also our greatest duty.
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There are 34 South Asian candidates belonging to the three major national parties - the Conservatives (16), the Liberals (14) and the NDP (7) - in the January 23 federal election. They include people of Indian or part-Indian origin from all over the world and those from Pakistan, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka. Most of them are Punjabis, mainly Sikh.
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(Only the three major parties)
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#1. Ripudaman Singh Malik's son in hot water with B.C. Law Society
#2. Indo-Canadian gangs in Ontario
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100-KM ULTRA MARATHON RUNNER HARDIAL SINGH ATHWAL RECOGNIZED
BEAR CREEK PARK SECURITY REVIEW
PUNJABI PLAY: DHALDE PARCHHAVEN
DEFENCE DIVERSITY COUNCIL
KAVI RAZ'S THE GOLD BRACELET AT ACADEMY
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THE VOICE'S ELECTION ARTICLES AND ANALYSIS
IMPORTANT REMINDERS FROM ELECTION COMMISSION
LAYTON ASKS BC LIBERALS TO TEAM UP WITH NDP
LIBERALS SAY HARPER CONSIDERS COURTS AN OBSTACLE
HARPER: GST CUT GREAT OR NEW HOME BUYERS
OLD AGE BENEFITS ISSUE
CONSERVATIVES CHALLENGE LIBERALS ON PROGRAM COSTS
RAYMOND CHAN DEMANDS RESPONSE FROM DARREL
NDP CONDEMNS CONSERVATIVE CANDIDATE'S ATTITUDE
LIBERALS WARN HARPER IS "EVOLVED" FEDERALIST
205 CANDIDATES IN B.C.
CANADIAN CLIMATE COALITION DENOUNCES CONSERVATIVES
ADVANCE POLL TURNOUT
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(This is from The VOICE of January 21, 2005)
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