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Michael Sona charged by Elections Canada in Robocall case
He has been charged under Section 491.3(d) of the Canada Elections Act, 491. (3) Every person is guilty of an offence who (a) being a deputy returning officer,
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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 respo
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In… Out…
Wayne Easter receives money from the Liberal Party of Canada (In) Wayne Easter sends money to the Liberal Party of Canada (Out) All on the same day… In and out…
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The Canadian taxpayer continues to fund Quebec separatism
The Q4 numbers were released today detailing the allowances given to the four federal parties funded by the federal treasury. The allowances are calculated via
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Nova Scotia NDP fined for illegal donations
During the last provincial election in Nova Scotia, I wrote a story about a large transfer of money to the NDP on a single day, The provincial NDP has been caug
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Significance of this week’s in-and-out decision
On Monday, the federal court decided in favour of the Conservatives against Elections Canada when the regulator’s chief electoral officer (CEO) Marc Mayrand dec
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Victory in the in-and-out saga. Federal court rules for CPC.
In a decision that is certain to rattle Marc Mayrand at Elections Canada, the Liberals which prosecuted “trials” of Conservative election financing in Parliamen
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Third Quarter Party financial statements out today
Conservative Party Liberal Party New Democratic Party Green Party Bloc Quebecois Q1 $4,362,596 $1,857,728 $595,611 $215,967 $133,586 Q2 $3,957,662 $4,053,568 $7
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Nova Scotia NDP scandal and who knew what when?
Nova Scotia is electing a government next week and you may know that the Nova Scotia NDP has a competitive shot at forming the next government in that province.