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Occupy Eviction Day
Occupiers in Toronto and Ottawa stand to be evicted from their tents today as St. James Church and Ottawa’s National Capital Commission have issued trespassing…
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Coalition agreement still in effect
Coalition Accord See the last page of this agreement under “Term of this Accord” This Accord will expire on June 30, 2011 unless renewed. The Renewal date…
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Liberals prorogue… themselves
Today, Julian Sher and Gloria Galloway wrote a story published in the Globe and Mail about the absences of MPs in the House of Commons. In the number two spot…
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On the use of public and government space for partisan purposes
In response to Kady O’Malley’s inquiry yesterday, a Conservative staffer sent along the following: Liberal Express on the Hill-…
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The Coalition is alive and well
Hey, what is that? Up there? In that office window? Is it? It is! That’s a “Coalition Yes” sign that was union-made during those heady days of Canadian…
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The New Cabinet
Today at Rideau Hall, Prime Minister Stephen Harper elevated three MPs to cabinet and gave one cabinet minister a new job. Peter Kent becomes the new minister…
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Riots: nobody does it cheaper than France
at least according to Nicolas Sarkozy, “With regard the French G8/G20, even if I can’t confirm the figures that you are talking about in Canada, I can say that…
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Senator Doug Finley Interview on Freedom of Speech
Yesterday, I had the opportunity to interview Senator Doug Finley on the inquiry that he is asking for in the Senate regarding the state of free expression in…
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Senator Finley calls for an inquiry on the erosion of free speech in Canada
Today Senator Doug Finley rose in the Senate to give notice that he would “call the attention of the Senate to the issue of the erosion of Freedom of Speech in…