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KHAN: Stockwell Day is wrong about Muslim values not being compatible with Canadian values

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By Omar Khan
| Yahoo Canada Verified
See more Toronto Sun on Google — save as a Preferred Source Former Canadian Alliance leader Stockwell Day recently sparked controversy by insinuating on social media that Muslim values are incompatible with Canadian values. I know Day, although not particularly well. We occasionally shared a panel on CBC's Power & Politics before he stepped away from his regular appearances. I respected his right then, and respect it now, to express views with which I strongly disagree.
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KHAN: Stockwell Day is wrong about Muslim values not being compatible with Canadian values

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By Omar Khan
| Toronto Sun Verified
Words send wrong message to young Muslim Canadians, Omar Khan writes •   • You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in if you have an account. Then minister of Public Affairs Stockwell Day is pictured in Halifax in 2007. /Postmedia files See more Toronto Sun on Google — save as a Preferred Source Don't have an account?
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A graduate earnings premium, or parity of esteem for non-graduates?

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By Omar Khan, Mark Leach
| Wonkhe
As something of a foodie, I sometimes wish I could eat out more. But as a middle aged man, I recognise that even one set menu a week cuts against my efforts to stay fit and (ideally) lose weight. Policy-making, as with life, entails trade-offs. Ignoring or fudging these trade-offs is useful if you’re prosecuting a strident argument, but leads to inconsistency and contradiction, in public debate and understanding as well as for decision-makers.
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