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	Charlie Angus - MP
		Charlie Angus is well-known across Canada as a passionate spokesman for Northern Ontario.
		Angus was born in Timmins, Ontario in November, 1962.
		Charlie Angus was a major organizer in the fight to stop the Adams Mine dump.
	www.charlieangus.net /About/bio.htm (357 words)

	Charlie Angus - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Charles Joseph "Charlie" Angus, MP (born November 14, 1962 in Timmins, Ontario) is a Canadian writer, broadcaster and musician, who entered electoral politics in 2004 as the successful New Democratic Party (NDP) candidate in the Ontario riding of Timmins—James Bay.
		Angus began his career as community activist in Toronto, and as a musician in the punk rock band L'Étranger (with Andrew Cash), and later in the more folk-oriented Grievous Angels.
		Angus is a progressive, social justice-oriented member of the Roman Catholic Church and supporter of the Catholic Worker Movement.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Charlie_Angus (504 words)

	\| Reviews / Comptes Rendus \| Labour/Le Travail, 51 \| The History Cooperative
		But Angus is so angered, so filled with righteous indignation, that his retelling of the brutal workplaces, hard-driving bosses, and hideous silica dust becomes predictable rather than provocative, annoying rather than eyebrow-raising.
		Angus could not, of course, have covered every aspect in detail; nor could one expect him to be expert on all aspects of the multifaceted Porcupine populations.
		Angus closes by addressing his fear that history has lost its way, lost its "power to haunt, challenge, or inspire." (132) This book, thin and flawed, is testimony that history can still haunt and inspire.
	www.historycooperative.org /journals/llt/51/br_5.html (1232 words)

	December 19, 2006 - Interview with NDP Heritage Critic, MP Charlie Angus by Greg O'Brien
		Angus as one of the committee members who consistently pushes his fellow members - or whomever appears in front of the committee.
		Angus' list of other failures by the Canadian Heritage Minister included: no mandated review of the CBC and forgetting to table copyright legislation, each of which is covered in his chat with Cartt.ca editor and publisher Greg O'Brien below.
		Angus (pictured) pushed the Heritage Committee to its announced review of the CBC, which will likely begin in February - and kept an ear on the CRTC TV Policy Review Hearings, where he thinks a broadcast fee for carriage is an unwanted TV tax.
	friends.ca /News/Friends_News/archives/articles12190602.asp (2384 words)

	CBC Radio \| Cross Country Checkup
		Charlie Angus is not only a talented musician and song writer, he and his wife founded and produced High Grader magazine from Cobalt Ontario.
		When Charlie first visited Kashechewan as a candidate he was aghast at the living conditions and the state of their water treatment facility.
		Angus deserves the thanks and appreciation of all First Nations people and every Canadian that is concerned about our government’s treatment of our founding people.
	www.cbc.ca /checkup/letters051030.html (4543 words)

	35092 - Timmins-James Bay
		Charlie Angus' only hope is that he can highlight what he's done and make voters believe it was worthwhile....on top of that he does have Gilles Bission again; the man behind the big orange election machine.
		Angus' problem is that he doesn't really have a strong record and that his issues don't really resonate with his constituents.
		The liberals came in a close second, but with their numbers down, not to mention Charlie Angus has done a good job of bringing the concerns of his constituents to Ottawa in this largely neglected riding, so barring a major public opinion shift, he should be re-elected.
	www.electionprediction.org /2005_fed/riding/35092-timmins-james-bay.htm (4068 words)

	Military needs to clean up toxic bases in northern Ontario, says MP (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		New Democrat Charlie Angus, who represents the Timmins-James Bay riding, said abandoned PCB, oil and fuel barrels at 1960s-era radar bases continue to seep into hunting grounds throughout Ontario's Hudson Bay and James Bay lowlands.
		After being "stonewalled" by the previous Liberal government on the issue, Angus is counting on the Tories to make the cleanup part of their plan to assert military control over the North.
		Angus said he's received assurances from the Ontario government that it intends to cover half the costs of cleaning up those sites.
	www.cbc.ca /cp/health/060823/x082320.html (434 words)

	Rambles: The Grievous Angels, Waiting for the Cage (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Throughout the CD, Angus, Jellard and Hadley are joined by drummer Peter Duffin, who knows the right balance between light and heavy, while keyboardist Rick Conroy provides texture on a record that is more than the sum of its songs, a tribute to Merritt's strong work.
		Charlie Angus is a songwriter in the tradition of Stan Rogers and Tom Connors.
		Note: At time of writing, Charlie Angus is headed to Ottawa to represent the Timmins area as a social democratic (NDP) Member of Parliament.
	www.rambles.net /grievous_waiting96.html (452 words)

	Priest vows to refuse MP communion - Interim, Apr 2005
		Charlie Angus, the New Democrat MP for Timmins-James Bay, Ont., has a problem.
		His parish priest has told Angus, a former Catholic New Times columnist, that he may no longer receive Holy Communion if he votes to give state recognition to so-called same-sex “marriages.” Bishop Paul Marchand of Timmins is standing behind his priest.
		By his actions, Angus does not profess the true faith to which Catholic politicians are bound in both their public and private lives.
	www.theinterim.com /2005/apr/02priest.html (538 words)

	Even Tractors (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Charlie Angus of PCT says that ever since the plans have been exposed the Ministry has been struggling to come up with a coherent explanation as to why they tried to slip these permits under the public radar screen.
		Angus says the lack of a coherent or justifiable policy raises serious questions about what may be going on in the dying days of the Ontario Conservative government.
		Angus says northern residents have initiated a massive letter writing and phone call campaign to stop the dewatering process.
	www.stopwmx.org /angus.html (420 words)

	Fort Frances Times - 2006-07-05 - NDP slams CBC flip-flop (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		NDP Heritage critic Charlie Angus (Timmins-James Bay) says the CBC’s decision to bump “The National” out of its time slot to accommodate a knock-off U.S. reality TV series significantly calls into question the current management’s commitment to its mandate as Canada’s public broadcaster.
		Angus agreed the CBC is being squeezed by long term under-funding that has impacted its ability to carry out its mandate, but questioned management’s decision to sacrifice “The National” in an attempt to catch a summer market for U.S. reality TV.
		Angus said the reality TV flip-flop, like the flip-flop on cutting the ability of CBC to carry out in-house production, is a reflection of serious problems at CBC.
	www.fftimes.com /print_version.php/26067 (302 words)

	Timmins Pastor Defends his Right to Refuse Communion to Public Dissenters from Catholic Teaching
		Angus was told that he could become ineligible for reception of holy communion if he voted in favour of the bill.
		As of this writing, Angus has not been refused communion and both the parish and the diocese is still open to discussing the matter with him.
		Angus said that he had contacted a canon lawyer in Ottawa - whom he does not name - and had a conversation with the bishop, Paul Marchand, about his situation.
	www.lifesite.net /ldn/2005/mar/05030906.html (806 words)

	wcr:03/05/2005 -- Charlie Angus, David Kilgour, Tony Martin: Boys' night out taps into faith
		NDP MP Charlie Angus (Timmins-James Bay), like Martin, worked for the Church prior to coming into public life.
		For Angus, there was no middle ground when it came to God: if the Gospel was false, he wanted to "get on with his life.
		Angus said that in that first year of taking in homeless people, he and his wife were robbed 10 times and a former Guatemalan military man threatened to murder him.
	www.wcr.ab.ca /news/2005/0307/ontap030705.shtml (985 words)

	Catholic Church Made Them Do It Say Catholic Same Sex Marriage MP’s
		Bethune quotes Charlie Angus who said that it was specifically Catholic teaching that inspired him to defend “minority rights” in supporting the homosexual “marriage” law.
		Angus, Martin and Comartin have also been long-time “Catholic” supporters of unlimited killing of children by abortion on demand as part of their “absolute fundamental” commitment to minority rights.
		Lemire told LifeSiteNews.com at the time that Angus was as welcome as anyone else to attend Mass at the parish in Cobalt, Ontario, but that by his refusal to adhere to Catholic teaching, he had separated himself from union with the Catholic Church, whatever he may profess to believe.
	www.lifesite.net /ldn/2006/sep/06092607.html (817 words)

	Charlie Angus - MP
		Ottawa – NDP Heritage Critic, Charlie Angus (Timmins-James Bay), went on the offensive yesterday on behalf of the 5,500 locked out CBC workers.
		Citing a lack of vision and stable funding for the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation Angus blamed a decade of mismanagement by Liberals for the current dispute.
		Angus also challenged the Minister to take real action instead of hiding behind quick sound bites.
	www.charlieangus.net /Media/CBClockout.htm (331 words)

	WorldNetDaily: Special exception for prime ministers?
		Charlie Angus, the NDP (i.e., socialist) member of Parliament for the Northern Ontario mining town of Timmins, was refused communion by his parish priest earlier this month.
		With his church telling him one thing and his political party another, Charlie Angus decided to go with the party, though the media described him as a "devout Catholic." Presumably, he is an even more devout socialist.
		One thing, however, they most emphatically do not favor, namely what they discern as the hypocrisies of "institutional religion." And when they see that the church has one rule for Charlie Angus and another one for Paul Martin, they are confirmed in their disgust.
	www.worldnetdaily.com /news/printer-friendly.asp?ARTICLE_ID=45416 (669 words)

	Timmins--James Bay \| Digital Copyright Canada
		With the Hill Times running a lead story on her 2005 fundraiser and persistent questions in the House of Commons, it is becoming apparent that this issue is quickly becoming a liability for the Conservative government.
		Charlie Angus, MP for Timmins--James Bay and Heritage Critic for the NDP, has been the person raising the profile of this issue in the House of Commons.
		A new batch of petitions were tabled by Charlie Angus.
	www.digital-copyright.ca /edid/35092 (1235 words)

	Vision TV Moving toward More Openly Anti-Catholic Bias (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Angus, who has founded most of his political clout on his credentials as an active “Vatican II” Catholic, was incensed and went to the media, first in the Hill Times, Parliament Hill’s official paper, and now with a feature on Vision TV’s 360 Vision programme.
		The truth, however, is that Angus was told that he is welcome in the parish, but that his position on homosexual “marriage” put him profoundly at odds with his Church.
		Lemire said, was supposed to be more of a study on “when faith meets politics” but ended up being all about Charlie Angus and homosexual “marriage.” “The programme itself made Charlie look like the victim, Charlie and his family became the underdog.
	www.freerepublic.com /focus/f-news/1555349/posts (1325 words)

	Charlie Angus, MP - Political Forums
		The stormy history of hardrock mining camps has never fit into the comfortable clichés by which Canada “tells its story.” Angus unearths the dark sides of this history—the wild tales of bootleggers, mobsters, and prostitution rings—and in so doing opens up new ways of seeing Ontario’s history and culture.
		This is Angus’ third work on the economic and cultural history of Northern Ontario, and the second collaboration between Angus and Louie Palu.
		We Lived a Life and Then Some (BTL, 1996) tells the marvelous story of Cobalt, Ontario, and Industrial Cathedrals of the North (BTL, 1999) portrays in images and words the ghostly mining structures now largely abandoned in the north.
	www.mapleleafweb.com /forums/index.php?showtopic=1958 (266 words)

	The Christmas Blessing (2005) (TV) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		He doesn't want to tell his son Charlie (Angus T. Jones) the truth about what happened to the boy's mother, who he claims was a dancer and wore the shoes.
		And Charlie has some difficulty as the new kid in school.
		Angus shows much of the same charm that he displays when playing live-action TV's most adorable brat on 'Two and a Half Men'.
	www.imdb.com /title/tt0756632 (549 words)

	Proud To Be Canadian .ca
		I was actually watching the parliamentary proceedings today when Charlie Angus stood up and brought this to the attention of the lawmakers.
		It was hilarious—he had his tongue firmly in cheek—but when the Liberal Scott Brison tried to defend himself and his ridiculous Liberal government, Charlie Angus got up again and made a killer rebuttal that got a full-blown standing ovation accompanied by a laugh riot.
		I never noticed that myself, not knowing who in tarnation Charlie Angus was.
	www.proudtobecanadian.ca /blog/index/weblog/935 (577 words)

	Angus Should Explain His Own Donations (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Today NDP MP Charlie Angus (Timmins-James Bay) once again hypocritically attacked Minister Oda over donations she received BEFORE she was a cabinet minister. If Angus is so worried about donations received from the Canadian Association of Broadcasters, how does he explain the donation that he took from the CAB in the last election?:
		Charlie Angus received a $250 donation from the Canadian Association of Broadcasters on January 16th, 2006, according to Elections Canada
		Angus said regarding the 2005 fundraiser, that even as an opposition critic, a Member of Parliament must keep a distance from stakeholders who could lobby in the prospect that the opposition critic becomes a Cabinet minister.
	www.conservative.ca /EN/2874/60644 (309 words)

	NDP's Charlie Angus scrambles to thwart debate over the future of the CBC - cbcwatch (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		NDP's Charlie Angus scrambles to thwart debate over the future of the CBC - cbcwatch
		A true public broadcaster should be funded by people who subscribe to it," she said.
		But NDP Heritage critic Charlie Angus said he's worried LeBreton's criticism, along with similar remarks made by Tory MP Bev Oda last week, will result in the reopening of a debate about the future of the CBC.
	www.cbcwatch.ca /?q=node/view/1344/2662 (314 words)

	NDP \| Charlie Angus on the Canadian Music Creators Coalition
		Charlie Angus on the Canadian Music Creators Coalition
		NDP Heritage Critic Charlie Angus made the following statement on the Canadian Music Creators Coalition and its intervention in the debate on copyright.
		As the NDP critic on copyright and cultural issues, I welcome the CMCC's intervention in the debate over copyright.
	www.ndp.ca /page/3725 (770 words)

	The Phantom Observer » Blog Archive » The Mathematics of Charlie Angus
		I’m not entirely certain of its propriety, so perhaps I could hear from others to answer whether that last sentence should qualify Charlie for a Ken Epp Award.
		This entry was posted on Saturday, October 7th, 2006 at 09:09 and is filed under Parliament, Libranos, No DiPsticks, Ken Epp Awards.
		2 Responses to “The Mathematics of Charlie Angus”
	phantomobserver.com /blog/?p=345 (413 words)

	Angus - Moviefone
		Synopsis: High schooler Angus (Charlie Talbert), a jumbo-sized lad, seems underappreciated in all aspects of his life: he is a standout offensive lineman on...
		Angus (1995) And I also liked at the dance how Angus told Rick off, that was a good scene, and the rest of this movie was just as well, filled with laughs,...
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	movies.aol.com /movie/angus/1433/main (143 words)

	Edited Evidence * CHPC * Number 005 (Official Version) - Committees of the House of Commons (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Angus, as you know, there are very few things I'm afraid of in this area of culture and the arts.
		Angus, fundamentally the government has to ensure that a strong public broadcaster is providing the service and the programming that Canadians want of a national public broadcaster.
		First, I'll have to establish what the mandate is, what the service is, and on what platforms the CBC should be doing its work.
	cmte.parl.gc.ca /cmte/committeepublication.aspx?sourceid=146946 (8487 words)

	lest we forget : Thunderbay IMC
		Yesterday in the House, Timmins-James Bay MP Charlie Angus said he was appalled that
		Angus challenged the Minister and his staff, to bring their children to Kashechewan
		Dale Tonelli, Communications Officer to Charlie Angus (705) 268-6444 or cell (705)
	thunderbay.indymedia.org /mail.php?id=22459 (339 words)

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