Liberal Party of Canada
G-day: perspective from the Hill
In Ottawa today for G-Day. Thought I’d try to get in for the historic tabling of the official document in the House as it would be an historic occasion. However
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Gilles Duceppe
Gilles Duceppe and the Bloc are walking a fine line
During the Bloc Party (convention) in Montreal this weekend, leader of the Bloc Quebecois Gilles Duceppe openly mused about the possibility of subverting the Ca
Bloc Québécois
Jean LaPierre’s feelings hurt
From today’s Ottawa Sun: Transport Minister Jean Lapierre demanded an apology yesterday from a Bloc Quebecois leader who said members of the federal Liberal par
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Caption contest: Irwin Cotler and Tom Green
Caption this photo of Tom Green sneaking into the scrum surrounding Justice Minister Irwin Cotler.
Bloc Québécois
Separate this
Separatist to receive separate prize money than that awarded by the Queen’s Canadian vice-regal and disavowed crypto-separatist. Money to be raised by separatis
Paul Martin
Paul Martin doesn’t care about Native people
Is this a stupid or exaggerated statement? Perhaps. However, the people of Kashechewan have been suffering under these conditions for eight years and have been
Conservative Party of Canada
Brad is standing up for seniors
My pal Brad Farquhar has a monumental task on his hands. He’s fighting the good fight against the Liberals and while his home province of Saskatchewan is virtua
Paul Martin
Martin-McLellan contradiciton (video)
Deputy Conservative leader, Peter MacKay rose in the House today to speak of the contradictory positions given by PM Paul Martin and his Deputy PM Anne McLellan
Paul Martin
Guns, guns, guns
Consider the following quotes: “The Americans ask us to do things in terms of the border; I think there’s an obligation on their side to work with us to prevent