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Mark Holland on Twitter
October 5, 2009: Liberal MP Mark Holland is among the majority of the MPs in the 308-seat House of Commons who have not signed on to Twitter. He sees it as an “
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Call and answer
I like Warren Kinsella. One of the reasons I like him is because he went for my open question, brought in the other side to weigh in, and now this allows us to
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You have 1 new Duffy-gram
Mike Duffy knows your name! Or at least the automated Duffy has a whole bank of names to read from in the Conservative Party’s latest innovative fundraising and
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Google Earth demo – 2008 General Election poll maps and results
For the past week or so, when I’ve had a spare moment in the office, I’ve been working on a mapping project involving Elections Canada data and the Google Earth
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www.kinsellasfortruth.com
Like Warren Kinsella, I’ve stayed out of much of this whole story about RepublicansforIgnatieff.com. First, it was because I was enjoying the blogosphere’s reac
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We hear rumours…
some good, some bad… This rumour came in via Twitter: InfluenceComm (Jean-François Dumas): RUMOUR IN THE MEDIA: resignation of PM (Harper) next week. Is the sou
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Announcing IggyFacts.ca
Today, I launched a new political mini-site at IggyFacts.ca. The site is meant to be a humourous take on the definition campaign of the Leader of the Opposition
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Who are the populists and who are the elitists?
on twitter… @pmharper @m_ignatieff @jacklayton
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Watching Obama’s visit on Facebook
There were only about 1000 people on Parliament Hill today to greet President Obama as much of downtown was locked down. There were barricades and security offi