Liberal Party of Canada
Liberals now in favour of arming border guards?
On December 3rd, 2008 Liberal MP Mark Holland wrote in Embassy Magazine: Canada doesn’t have a billion dollars to waste on border security measures that don’t w
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Michael Ignatieff
Ignatieff wonders wistfully, “why won’t he call me?”
Post-QP scrums today: Richard Madan, CTV: Mr. Ignatieff, just to pick up on something else you said earlier, why don’t you pick up the phone yourself, call the
Ed Stelmach
Premier Stelmach resigns – Danielle Smith and Jonathan Denis discuss
Alberta politics became interesting again yesterday when Ed Stelmach surprised his own cabinet by announcing his planned resignation from the Premier’s office.
Michael Ignatieff
Michael Ignatieff’s Dean Scream
Michael Ignatieff and Howard Dean, two liberal politicians from New England with a good set of pipes. Ignatieff hopes his career path doesn’t follow in the same
Conservative Party of Canada
Harper Government Accomplishments – according to the Harper government
The Conservatives put out this document today outlining their accomplishments over the past five years. Besides outlining the famous “five priorities” upon whic
Stephen Harper
Stephen Harper celebrates 5 years in power
The following is the speech Stephen Harper gave to supporters in Ottawa on January 23rd, 2011 to celebrate 5 years in power. Friends, today we celebrate our fif
CBC
CBC vs. the CPC on those new ads
Well, it was bound to happen. The CBC is in a snit over those new ads that the Conservative Party released the other day. They — the public broadcaster that is
Parliament of Canada
On the use of public and government space for partisan purposes
In response to Kady O’Malley’s inquiry yesterday, a Conservative staffer sent along the following: Liberal Express on the Hill- http://www.youtube.com/user/libe
Parliament of Canada
The Coalition is alive and well
Hey, what is that? Up there? In that office window? Is it? It is! That’s a “Coalition Yes” sign that was union-made during those heady days of Canadian politics