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The Toronto Star on the US election
The Toronto Star on Thursday: The Toronto Star on Friday: The Toronto Star on Saturday:
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Elections Canada needs to reflect neutrality
Their website should reflect it. The by-elections are announced on their website in orange and red. These colours are, of course, the colours of the NDP and…
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PMO pushes, CTV pushes back, and I give a small shove for good measure
From Susan Delacourt’s blog: Yesterday, at the end of CTV’s Question Period broadcast, there was some strong and remarkable evidence of journalists pushing…
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Double standard at the Globe and Mail?
In March of 2007, the Conservative Party of Canada held a training conference for its staff and campaign volunteers in Toronto. The conference was packed with…
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We get letters: In response to Jeffrey Simpson
The following comes from a good friend who read Jeffery Simpson’s Globe and Mail column today and found himself a bit perturbed at the lacking quality of…
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Who cares about policy! When’s the election?
In Ottawa this year, it seems that most parties have figured out the very fuel which drives media cycles and therefore access to important eyeballs during the…
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Conservative Party looks to Karl Rove playbook
In Ottawa this week, Conservatives hoping to sharpen their political skills looked south, to the United States of America to replicate the success of the…
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On naming and dealing with scandal
As some of the air has been taken out of the so-called “Cadscam”, I thought it might be interesting to take a quick look at which communications goals were…
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History as viewed through a different sort of lens
On the so-called “Cadscam”, some reporters are re-writing history. Consider the following from an article by Lawrence Martin, a senior reporter for the Globe…