Conservative Party of Canada
Chong resigns cabinet
They’re still sorting things out in Ottawa, but here’s what I’ve been able to scrape together from contacts on the Hill. Michael Chong, Minister of Intergovernm
Archive: 2006
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Canadian Media
No surprises here
OTTAWA, Nov. 27 /CNW/ – Canadian stars including Wendy Crewson, Sonja Smits, Fiona Reid, and R.H. Thomson spoke out today about the Canadian TV drama crisis dur
Conservative Party of Canada
Something doesn’t add up
CP published an article yesterday that quotes Garth Turner’s recollection of a debate he had with Charles McVety of the Family Action Coalition. Earlier this ye
Economy and Budget
Economic update
Here are the main points of Flaherty’s economic update: Eliminate the net debt by 2021 Reduce debt to 25% of GDP by 2012-13 inflation target at 2% until at leas
Conservative Party of Canada
Quebec a nation?
So today, on an imminent challenge from the Bloc Quebecois, the Conservative government tabled a motion today that defined Quebec as a nation within Canada but
Liberal Party of Canada
Of red-state herrings and out-of-the-blue pro-american Liberals
Captured from the Liberal Party website: What would Paul Martin say? Well, during the last election he said this: “I guess the only thing I would say to Mr. Har
Canadian Media
Media bias on climate change (updated: see below)
Much ink has been spilled on the “fossil of the day” award which was given to Conservative environment minister Rona Ambrose at this year’s U.N. Framework Conve
Digital Politics
On Global National
I was featured in a report by Peter Harris on Global National tonight. The topic was blogging at the Liberal leadership convention. Jason Cherniak is also in th
Conservative Party of Canada
Garth sneak-peek
Garth is holding a press conference tomorrow and the Parliamentary Press Gallery is predictably excited for what Garth might say. Will he go Green? Will he sit