Whispering in the Wind (WITW 103) December 23, 2015
For a good number of analysts, 2015 was a year of discussion
on the “Big Issues” and the “Big Picture”.
Political pundits have offered their opinions and judgements on what went
so terribly wrong in the world, and which politicians are most to fault – no
doubt in my mind, the world need fixing.
In Canada, political things are unfolding differently, Canada has a “new”
prime minister. While terrorism, climate
change, unemployment and economic instability are of paramount concern to Prime
Minister Justin Trudeau and his government, it is the transport and the settling-in
of 25,000 Syrian refugees that has captured the hearts and compassion of
Canadians generally. Justin Trudeau and
his ministers have had to temper timelines for the welcoming of the Syrian refugees,
and the Canadian public has accepted the delays as justified. As to the other important files on Trudeau’s political
agenda, he’s on fire with enthusiasm – with the big question being, can the
results of his enthusiasm be realized with increased job creation numbers?
Have
a Joyous, Merry Christmas
To the readers of the “Whispering in the Wind” column and
to those who offer me their valuable insights and experiences in politics;
please accept my thanks and gratitude – without your feedback I don’t think I
could continue expressing and defending my opinions – have a good Christmas.
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