《Speaking Out Louder: Ideas That Work for Canadians》是Key Porter Books出版的圖書，作者是Jack Layton
基本介紹
- 外文名：Speaking Out Louder: Ideas That Work for Canadians
- 作者：Jack Layton
- 出版時間：2006年
- 出版社：Key Porter Books
- 頁數：448 頁
- ISBN：9781552636886
- 裝幀：Paperback
內容簡介
Canadian values have been ignored as [Harper`s] government abandoned so much that Canadians hold dear: our environmental commitments to the world and future generations, our role as purveyors of peace, our engagement on the global battle against poverty and AIDS, the emphasis on investments in child care, housing, and education essential for our future--forsaken for expedient ...(展開全部) "Canadian values have been ignored as [Harper`s] government abandoned so much that Canadians hold dear: our environmental commitments to the world and future generations, our role as purveyors of peace, our engagement on the global battle against poverty and AIDS, the emphasis on investments in child care, housing, and education essential for our future--forsaken for expedient tax cuts benefiting mostly those with the most and abandoning out obligations to the First Peoples of this land." It`s time to put Canada back on track. In Speaking Out Louder. Jack Layton outlines a bold and visionary “blueprint for Canada”that will do just that. Fully revised and updated to include fascinating behind-the-scenes details of how Martin and his Liberals squandered their leadership opportunities and how dangerously off-course Harper is steering the nation--Speaking Out Louder is a passionate call to action that will inspire all Canadians to embrace a better future. JACK LAYTON was elected leader of the New Democratic Party of Canada in January 2003. Since then, party membership has been expanding at an unprecedented rate. First elected to Toronto City Council in 1982, he has been an impassioned social advocate for three decades. As president of the Federation of Canadian Municipalities, he worked to put a new deal for cities and towns on ...(展開全部) JACK LAYTON was elected leader of the New Democratic Party of Canada in January 2003. Since then, party membership has been expanding at an unprecedented rate. First elected to Toronto City Council in 1982, he has been an i
