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Nadir Khan

Nadir is in his final year of undergraduate studies at McGill in Political Science and History. He has a passion for parliamentary politics that borders on the bizarre, so he writes as a healthy outlet. We worry that if he didn't he might turn to a life of squalor and anarchy and general wretchedness. He fills his time with his love for sports.

Exeunt Flaherty

Nadir Khan
So it appears Jim Flaherty took his walk in the snow, or maybe just a conveniently located gravel path near Parliament. In the end he decided to call it quits. He now leaves the state’s finances in the hands of another colleague.…
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Fair Elections Act: Cue Mayrand

Nadir Khan
Thud. Marc Mayrand’s translation earpiece slipped off his ear and fell to the table as he was holding up a voter information card. Midway through explaining why we should keep them, the Chief Electoral Officer of Elections Canada, briefly…
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The Great Liberal Dodge

Nadir Khan
When it comes to the naïve-cynic political spectrum, I really try to sit right in the middle. No really, I do. I mean, yeah, there is a constant stream of power-hungry parasites that try to attack our democratic system daily, but if we…
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The Curious Case of Scott Reid

Nadir Khan
It's hard to get a handle on MP Scott Reid. Mercurial? Thinking man? Old school Parliamentarian? Perhaps he embodies all these qualities at once. Among his many responsibilities, Reid has made a habit out of putting his constituents first.…
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