Readers weigh in on the controversy surrounding Canada\u0027s new anti\u002DIslamophobia rep and more
Accommodating an addict’s use of drugs is not a “pathway to wellness.” It feeds the addiction.
There is no 100 per cent cure for addiction — but Alcoholics Anonymous has a positive track record promoting abstinence as the best solution.Article content Regardless, neglecting people dealing with debilitating drug addiction should never have been an acceptable or preferable political option. But the more callous politics that are typically involved with lacking addiction funding/services tend to reflect conservative electorate opposition, however irrational, against making proper treatment available to low- and no-income addicts.Article content
Even to an otherwise relatively civilized nation, their worth is measured basically by their sober “productivity” or lack thereof. Those people may then begin perceiving themselves as worthless and accordingly live their daily lives and consume their substances more haphazardly.
Philippines Latest News, Philippines Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Kelly McParland: The Trudeauing of Amira ElghawabyCertainly the prime minister has had bigger gaffes, but never one in which such a minor bit of bumbling carried such potentially serious consequences
Read more »
What Amira Elghawaby’s apology says about IslamophobiaReaction to a 2019 column Amira Elghawaby co-wrote saw a dizzying wave of criticism from Quebec and members of the federal government that gave her the job, raising serious questions about Islamophobia in this country. Listen to the episode in full:
Read more »
YOU SAID IT: PM will protect herAmira Elghawaby has in the past voiced several ill\u002Dthought comments, the writer argues.
Read more »
‘Disconnect’ in vetting gives rise to ‘political tinderbox’ for Liberals on Elghawaby controversy, say observersIf the prime minister wants to ride out the controversy with Amira Elghawaby remaining in her role, it will ‘demand a lot of work’ with caucus and from the PMO, says Laval University's Thierry Giasson.
Read more »
Letters, Feb. 6: 'Wishing former premier Kenney all the best'THANKS, JASON
Read more »