Gilles Duceppe
Did you know that…
Bloc Quebecois leader Gilles Duceppe is entitled to a $110,000 annual pension once he retires? Why is the Bloc still running candidates for federal office? How
Archive: 2007
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Jack Layton
Lofty predictions, 5 cents apiece…
I’ve been passing this one around for awhile amongst friends so I really ought to write it down. I think that Jack Layton will have to prove himself as a leader
Parliament of Canada
Whistleblower stomped by unaccountable Senate
I cannot believe the news that has been swirling around the city in the past couple of days about Tory staffer Jeffrey Kroeker. Kroeker was reprimanded by a Sen
Foreign Affairs and Defence
About those Canadian spy coins…
Remember that story about those Canadian spy coins that hit the presses at the beginning of this year? the Defense Department cautioned its American contractors
CBC
CBC expresses its “regret”, again
On last night’s The National the CBC issued a statement of regret for the use of the video of Canadian soldiers in Afghanistan to illustrate a story about the f
CBC
CBC misuses images of Canadian soldiers
The following story was aired during The National last night on CBC. The story describes U.S. President George W. Bush’s veto of Democrat legislation limiting f
Parliament of Canada
Only one vote so far…
A whip, in a legislature, is the member of a party who is responsible for ensuring member attendance at votes, for handing out offices, standing committee assig
Foreign Affairs and Defence
Taliban tortured? Some context.
From the second last page of an Al Qaeda training manual found in Manchester England from a terrorist safe-house: Lesson Eighteen PRISONS AND DETENTION CENTERS
Liberal Party of Canada
Liberals spooked by fax?
When the Liberals received a misdialed fax from the Environment Minister’s office and the subsequently faxed threatening letter suggesting that the original doc