年轻人的想法就是前卫，看看加拿大新总理的这一招

FrankSoccer

315 发表于 2015-11-6 22:50
Martin 和Harper 都很相似。 土豆不可能当政很长。O8 和 大部分国家领导人 都是弱势之人。只有Putin还行。

Martin当了没几天就被选掉了。输给了哈珀

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FrankSoccer 发表于 2015-11-6 23:36
0 F, o3 S' x8 B+ u+ N2 `$ cMartin当了没几天就被选掉了。输给了哈珀

' [. N' d* K, M& S若我没记错，Martin是因党内酬闻被迫进行大选而输掉的。他和Harper都不属于很差的政治家，但所在的党处在低潮时期。

FrankSoccer

315 发表于 2015-11-7 01:40
若我没记错，Martin是因党内酬闻被迫进行大选而输掉的。他和Harper都不属于很差的政治家，但所在的党处在 ...

martin一直做财长（副总理的样子），后来逼老克退休才坐了几天总理的位子，在总理位上，基本没有什么发挥
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- m6 d6 O* E. _, _3 m4 I% F( @  I  Xharper嘛，当了十年总理了。被选下去，经济是主要问题。别的问题也很多。
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今天看见新总理的上任三把火，政府更透明，科学家可以和媒体接触， 等等，都是被Harper禁止了的东西。

FrankSoccer

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# j& y6 Q5 U, W) L- a加拿大新政府的一些措施和特点：
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: T, T; B( F/ `; V男女平等的内阁（15M+15F）
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: c, ?6 v: M8 Q4 K+ v& @Gender-balanced cabinet
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* U9 P. r% K" E( f, n9 lAfter his swearing-in on 4 November, Mr Trudeau introduced his new cabinet which include 15 women and 15 men.
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When a member of the press asked why he felt it was important to include so many women, he said, "Because it's 2015."

6 g! {) z4 e$ _( M; S4 QHe described the full cabinet as "looking like Canada", including First Nations, minorities and a former refugee. The minister of transport is former astronaut Marc Garneau.
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Other ministers include a physician, a UN peacekeeper, a paralympian, a geoscientist and a Lieutenant-Colonel in the Canadian Forces.


恢复两个被哈珀毙了的媒体政策
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1 更开放给媒体  2 科学家外交官，可以和媒体讨论相关问题
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More open and accountable
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, d$ r* A' S# x% {The new prime minister and his cabinet make themselves available to the press and the public.
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5 N' R5 U; @4 c& q) e. K+ ["Hours after capturing a stunning majority government - the Liberal leader hightailed to Ottawa to take questions from journalists at the National Press Gallery Theatre," wrote The Huffington Post. "The symbolism was not lost. Harper used the space just seven times during his tenure and hasn't been seen there since 2009."
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& y) \+ X3 D2 I/ k! d5 |" uFollowing their very first cabinet meeting after the prime minister's swearing in, ministers met the media. The Huffington Post pointed to the fact that under Mr Harper, reporters were banned from waiting outside the cabinet room, where they had previously interviewed ministers for decades.

Unmuzzling Canadian scientists and diplomats

$ y7 H( o  R4 ?) {% m9 jUnder the former government, scientists were limited by who they could talk to and what they could say. Many called it "muzzling" scientists.
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"Scientists complained that the government message control was extreme," Charles Mandel writes in The National Observer. He goes on to relay an incident in which a reporter's question about algae resulted in 110 pages of emails between 16 different federal government communications operatives to come to an 'approved' answer."
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Within Mr Trudeau's first week, staff at an oceanography institute run by the federal department of fisheries were told they could speak openly to the media.
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$ ]7 v; i. J9 G6 B! [As of 6 November, Alain Vezina of the Bedford Institute of Oceanography told his staff, "If you're contacted directly by the media, let's say you're at a conference or a workshop, the media is there. You can talk directly. You don't have to say, 'I don't have permission to speak.'"
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% i( e2 I3 a; ]: ~, [5 U& DIn the same way, Mr Trudeau told his Canadian diplomats abroad that their judgement and insight is welcome "to advance Canada's foreign policy goals," as opposed to "the strict message control that the Harper Conservative government imposed," writes
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) y* |3 T0 J( e. Y3 @根据竞选许诺接受难民
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! f. m5 q& y& SLong-form census
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/ l+ H! o+ c9 |' S7 R/ R# GThe Liberals announced they would reinstate the mandatory, long-form census, which was abolished by the Conservative government of Mr Harper in 2010.

The census provides data for government, businesses, not-for-profits and academics. It is used for allocating funds for infrastructure and social programmes. The information is aggregated, but the Conservative government argued the census invaded the privacy of individuals.
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After the Liberal government announced the long-form census would be back, the National Post newspaper (which endorsed Mr Harper in the last election) posted, "This was, more than anything, a symbolic break from the worst excesses of former prime minister Stephen Harper's government: very few examples better demonstrated the Tories' occasional boneheaded instincts than the case of the census."