Canadian Politics
Brent Rathgeber has left the Conservative caucus
Brent Rathgeber has left the Conservative caucus and its a shame that it came to this. Bill C-461 is its unamended form would have been a much needed piece of…
Canadian Politics
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Canadian Politics
Was Tyrone Benskin’s PMB about himself?
Today, the Huffington Post reports, MONTREAL – The NDP has suspended a member from its shadow cabinet because of his chronic, long-term failure to pay taxes.…
Canadian Media
CBC double standard on political advertising
Here, a piece from Glen McGregor in 2009, OTTAWA — The Conservative party was unable to get television commercials aimed at Liberal Leader Michael Ignatieff…
Canadian Politics
Elizabeth May on Margaret Thatcher and Hugo Chavez
Margaret Thatcher passed away today at the age of 87. Here is Elizabeth May’s statement acknowledging the death of the Britain’s greatest peacetime Prime…
Alberta Politics
Stephen Harper’s remarks about Ralph Klein
“Thank you very much.“ Lieutenant Governor Ethell, Premier Redford, Mayor Nenshi, the Right Honourable Jean Chrétien, so many guests who are with us today,…
Canadian Politics
Peter Penashue quits the cabinet and resigns his seat
Intergovernmental Affairs Minister Peter Penashue announced today that he will be quitting the Harper cabinet and resigning his Labrador seat in order to run…
Canadian Politics
BC Poll shows Adrian Dix versus Christy Clark not over yet
Campaign Research just released some polling data on the upcoming BC election race. Here are some key findings: – NDP 38%, LIB 33%, GRN 12%, CON 12% – 18-34…
Canadian Politics
Ron Paul will speak at the Manning Centre Networking Conference
I have it on very good authority that Ron Paul, the former congressman and Presidential candidate, is coming to Ottawa this March for the 2013 Manning Centre…
Canadian Politics
Theresa Spence, living it up
Are those video screens in the headrests of Theresa Spence’s SUV? Is that her SUV? The photo caption of Fred Chartrand’s photo on the National Post reads:…