Foreign Affairs and Defence
Musharraf at 15%, Pakistan’s future on the edge
In early December, I received correspondence from the International Republican Institute in Washington inviting me to participate as a short-term election obser
Archive: 2008
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Election Financing
Liberal fundraising, alive and well!
Just landed in my inbox, this alleged Liberal fundraising flyer: According to the flyer, items to be auctioned off to raise money for eight Ottawa-area federal
Parliament of Canada
Government’s motion on Afghanistan will split Liberals
The following is text of the government’s motion on extending the mission in Afghanistan. My comments appear between segments of the motion. The key point of co
Digital Politics
Update
I’ll risk a blog cliche here and apologize for not posting in the last week. Sometimes my “real life” work gets too demanding and the blog suffers. I’ll be post
Stéphane Dion
Dion to apologize to Dimitri Soudas or get sued
Lawyers for Dimitri Soudas have filed notice to Liberal leader Stephane Dion for what they claim is defamatory libel against their client. Attached below is the
Foreign Affairs and Defence
Louise Arbour commits to eradicating “Zionism”?
Jason Kenney responds, see update Louise Arbour responds, see update Louise Arbour, the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, has voiced her support of the Pan
Parliament of Canada
Mulroney letters to Szabo
Here’s the first letter drafted from former Prime Minister Brian Mulroney’s lawyer to the Chair of the Ethics Committee of Parliament Paul Szabo. MBM Letter Sza
CBC
22 Minutes on CBC bias and blogging
Airing a week ago on January 22nd, CBC’s This Hour has 22 minutes weighed in on the complaints that CBC received from Doug Finley, Conservative Party chief of p
Canadian Politics
Elizabeth May: still not ready for prime time
Green Party release on the Manley Report: Green Party rejects Manley Report conclusions OTTAWA – The federal Green Party shares a vision of a stable and secure