Canadian Politics
Socialist dictatorship?
Not my words… but I’m watching CPAC now and Peter Van Dusen is taking calls and asking “for a message for political leaders” from the audience. A caller,…
May 2005
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Canadian Media
Today’s front pages
(click all images to enlarge) The blunt The direct The cautious The (horribly) biased The litterbox
CBC
Media bias?
CBC – House passes motion calling on Liberals to resign – The House passed a motion that opposition parties claim should topple the government but the…
Elections
Live blogging the fall of Parliament
Live blogging the fall of government 5:46 pm – As the time ticks down on CPAC, instrumental music is playing and is not dissimilar to the type of music that…
Liberal Party of Canada
Dinner with John Turner
You too can meet with a senior Liberal official at an Italian restaurant! Although this isn’t just any senior Liberal, it’s John Turner, former Prime Minister…
Liberal Party of Canada
Mr. Kilgour: Always important to know who your friends are…
Mr. Kilgour shouldn’t think that he’s among friends in the Liberal Party. Those Grits sure can be mean to their own, or former own, especially when it serves…
Jack Layton
Layton endorses more powers for the “Quebec nation”
Uh oh… Mustachioed leader of the NDP Jack Layton is trying to appeal to Quebeckers again, by selling out Canadian unity. Layton wants to redefine Canadian…
Paul Martin
Martin cuts a deal with McGuinty
Prime Minister Paul Martin has signed over a paltry $5.75 Billion over to Ontario to “address” the fiscal imbalance between Ontario and Ottawa. First, that’s…
Elections
Analysis of the new poll
The latest Ipsos Reid poll was released today at 6am for public consumption. The poll shows the Liberals and the Conservatives in a virtual tie with 32% and…