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…
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Intergovernmental Affairs Minister Peter Penashue announced today that he will be quitting the Harper cabinet and resigning his Labrador seat in order to run…
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…
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…
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:…
Flying thousands of kilometers for most to attend a convention on Vancouver Island in Elizabeth May’s riding, to listen to a former NDP MP and Liberal MP ought…
Some political issues are black and white, many others aren’t so perfectly distinguishable. The Conservative Party in Canada has had a long history of its…
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…
Seven Months, 131,000 members, 69,000 votes, 4 ballots, Thomas Mulcair: 57%. This past weekend in Toronto, the federal New Democrats elected the next leader of…
From: NDP/NPD Communications Sent: March 7, 2012 5:00 PM To: NDP/NPD Communications Subject: Statement by MP Pat Martin (Winnipeg Centre) // Déclaration du…