Foreign Affairs and Defence
Who won the election in Iraq?
The answer is obvious Its citizens. Happy 1st annual Iraqi National Day.
January 2005
16 posts from January 2005.
CBC
CBC Board of Directors Political Contributions by Party
As I prepared this post, a rerun of the CBC’s fifth estate documentary was lamenting the arrival of that “loud”, “raucous” cable news channel that has debuted…
Conservative Party of Canada
Calling all students…
Would you like to be an intern for the Conservative Party of Canada in Parliament in Ottawa? Are you a student? The Conservative Party of Canada offers its…
Stephen Harper
Harper supports gays
Please consider the following seven questions. Do gays have their own “culture”? Does a gay Canadian have the same rights as an Asian-Canadian, as a black…
Digital Politics
Must resist urge to… oh, screw it.
There’s an entertaining blog battle going on between the former PMO Chief of Staff for Chrétien, the former PMO Chief of Staff for Mulroney and Paul Wells. Of…
Conservative Party of Canada
I met Joe Clark this week
This week I had the pleasure of attending a lecture by the Rt. Hon. Joe Clark, the 16th Prime Minister of Canada, at Queen’s University. Joe Clark is currently…
Columns
Blogging: 1 year later
Today marks the one year anniversary of this blog. I just realized that today is the day so I wanted to mark it before it passed. I’ll be updating this post…
Election Financing
Political Contributions by type
Inspired by the last two posts, I decided to look at all of the raw data from 2003. I downloaded the total contributions per party into spreadsheet form,…
Election Financing
Update: Ok, we’re corporate whores too (albeit less so), but check out the NDP!
Looks like I jumped the gun a little on displaying Mike Brock’s infographic as the truth, but in his defence, it was a result more of poor methodology than…