Liberal Party of Canada
Doing hard time
Here’s an interesting article about a report describing luxurious spa treatments for Canadian female inmates. Toronto’s police chief Julian Fantino says that th
Archive: 2004
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Canadian Sports
Athens 2004
It’s summer and there’s nothing much to say politics-wise. I will, however, say this: GO CANADA UPDATE: I’ve included a medals standings ticker on the left. The
Jack Layton
NDP is creating jobs… well, sort of
The NDP is hiring! For all of you wide-eyed Jack Backers out there, you could score your dream job of a lifetime working as Jack Layton’s legislative assistant
US Politics
9/11 Commission Report
The 9/11 Commission report was released at 11:30am EST today. It is 585 pages in length and contains some shocking revelations at the overall unprepared state o
Paul Martin
Martin cabinet
Prime Minister Paul Martin announced his cabinet yesterday. His ministers were sworn-in at Rideau Hall. Here is a list of the liberal cabinet ministers and thei
Stephen Harper
Stephen Harper to remain leader
Perhaps a day late on my part, but yesterday Stephen Harper wrote an open letter to the National Council confirming that he will stay on as leader of the Conser
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Charge Michael Moore
Michael Moore is an American filmmaker. I’ve seen Roger and Me, Bowling for Columbine and I’ve even seen Canadian Bacon. Recently, I took in the matinee of Fahr
Ralph Klein
Alberta debt free
Congratulations to Premier Ralph Klein. Alberta can claim that it is now the only province in Canada with its provincial debt cleared. Oil revenues some say. Pr
Stephen Harper
Step 1
The National Post reports today that Stephen Harper has privately told his 99 member caucus that he will be integrating more former PC members into his ‘inner c