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Sandra Smith - forFirst Secretary of the CPC(M-L) and President of this party. | première secrétaire du Comité central du PCC-ML et présidente du parti.
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Biography
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Sandra L. Smith is First Secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Canada (Marxist-Leninist). The Central Committee is elected by the National Congress, the Party's highest decision-making body. It leads the work of the Party when the Congress is not in session according to the mandate given by the Congress. Sandra was unanimously re-elected First Secretary by the Central Committee elected at the Party's 8th Congress held in Ottawa from August 12-16, 2008.
Sandra joined The Internationalists, the precursor organization of CPC(M-L), in 1968. A founding member of the Party, she has played a leading role in all its main work throughout the years. She is particularly known nationally and internationally for her work on the modern definition of rights and their ...
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December 13 marks the 30th anniversary of the death of Cornelius Cardew, who was born 75 years ago on May 7, 1936. Cornelius was an outstanding member of the Central Committee of the Revolutionary Communist Party of Britain (Marxist-Leninist) and Secretary of the Progressive Cultural Association (PCA). He died tragically in a hit-and-run accident in 1981. Many of us in the Communist Party of Canada (Marxist-Leninist) had the good fortune to work closely with Cornelius under the leadership of Comrade Hardial Bains when the Canadian Cultural Workers' Committee (CCWC) and the PCA engaged in ...
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Controversial pension reforms for government workers scaled down Finance Minister Doug Horner says he listened to concerns raised by government employees and scaled back the controversial reforms he had initially felt were necessary to make the province’s public sector pension plans sustainable. Horner won’t eliminate early retirement programs as initially planned, will keep cost of living adjustments on benefits earned up to 2016 and won’t change the core benefits of retired employees. |
Aboriginal Affairs Minister John Duncan resigns over letter to judge OTTAWA — Prime Minister Stephen Harper’s cabinet is reeling from an ethical slip-up that has caused the resignation of its aboriginal affairs minister and left political critics questioning why Finance Minister Jim Flaherty hasn’t also quit. The political bombshell was [...] |
Canada among worst offenders for hosting malware online: Report OTTAWA — Canada is more likely than most countries to host websites with malicious software, and Canadians are more likely than most to become victims of hackers, according to a report that offers new figures on the growing world of [...] |
Alberta will consider Olympic social media storm in liquor law review The social media debate on Alberta’s liquor laws following the 5 a.m. bar opening for the Olympic gold medal men’s hockey game Sunday will be considered during a coming review of the legislation, says Finance Minister Doug Horner. Horner, who is responsible for the Alberta Gaming and Liquor Commission (AGLC) said the review of the act was already in the plans before Alberta threw open bar room doors so Canadian sports fans could have a drink while watching Team Canada trounce Sweden 3-0 Sunday morning. |
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