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Canadian unity crisis averted
Anglophone lawyer, Jennifer Myers got out of a traffic ticket on Monday because the “No Left Turn” sign that she neglected, and for which she subsequently recei
Archive: 2004
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Digital Politics
Warren Kinsella takes on the blogosphere
Warren Kinsella, former aide to Jean Chrétien and fellow blogger, has threatened members of our own community of bloggers with legal action for what he calls ‘l
Stephen Harper
Quote of the Day
“A significant part of the problem is the steady stream of U.S.-bashing Liberal members have been indulging in so long. Standing up to the Americans is differen
Parliament of Canada
Game Day
Today, Paul Martin is to give his second speech from the throne in eight months as Parliament resumes this week. The House of Commons will appear and function d
Ontario Politics
Eves on his career
Former premier and PC Party leader of Ontario Ernie Eves gave a candid and honest view of his tenure as premier of the province to Ian Urquhart of the Toronto S
Paul Martin
“Silly” Healthcare Summit 2004
In what has largely been described as a summit of posturing and promising what has already been promised, Paul Martin’s summit to hash out a “fix for a generati
Digital Politics
Queen’s blogging talent
Ah, frosh week has come and gone for the new undergraduates at Crazy Go Nuts University and like blogging superstar Joey Devilla, a fellow alum from the aforeme
Stephen Harper
CPC Policy Convention in Montreal Announced
Yesterday Stephen Harper announced that the Conservative Party of Canada will hold its first policy convention in Montreal in mid-March on the 17th through the
Canadian Policy
Ask yourself what’s wrong with healthcare
In today’s edition of the Globe and Mail, Robert Matas reports that the family of a woman who died in a hospital parking lot plans to sue because the only respo