Columns
Charest should dig in, and then call election
Quebec politics are always interesting, and sometimes detestable. The past few months have proven this again to be true. Quebec students are marching in the…
Archive: 2012
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Foreign Affairs and Defence
Peter MacKay, in context
News from last week included the opposition finding outrage in an apparent discrepancy of cost estimation of the Canadian mission in Libya by Defence Minister…
Canadian Politics
Canadians on the federal parties
According to the latest Nanos Survey, Party personality – Conservative Party: Let’s assume for a moment that each federal political party was a person. What…
New Democratic Party of Canada
What do you think of this?
Just a small observation about recent NDP caucus appointments made by Thomas Mulcair and different reactions to them. What do you make of this? Liberal…
Alberta Politics
One or the other
There’s an election in Canada. And the classic divide is between two parties. One party has been endorsed by the National Post, the other by the Globe and…
PC Party of Alberta
I never thought they’d stoop so low
The Alberta election is in its last week and it’s been an angry and desperate one for the PC Party of Alberta. At the outset of the campaign, polls showed that…
Election Financing
Pat Martin apologizes to Racknine
APOLOGY on Behalf of Patrick Martin and the NDP to Mr. Matt Meier and RackNine Inc. On February 23, 2012, I appeared before the national media to speak in…
News making
Redford’s new ad
Take a look at the PC Party of Alberta’s new ad featuring their leader Alison Redford. In the ad, there’s a featured shot of an oil production facility with…
Foreign Affairs and Defence
Wait, what?
From the Vancouver Sun, Twelve of the world’s poorest countries – including Afghanistan, Pakistan and seven nations in Africa – are going to be hit as the…