The 9/11 Commission report was released at 11:30am EST today. It is 585 pages in length and contains some shocking revelations at the overall unprepared state of the FAA and the military to address the situation. I will…
Prime Minister Paul Martin announced his cabinet yesterday. His ministers were sworn-in at Rideau Hall. Here is a list of the liberal cabinet ministers and their responsibilities: Paul Martin: Prime Minister Jack…
Perhaps a day late on my part, but yesterday Stephen Harper wrote an open letter to the National Council confirming that he will stay on as leader of the Conservative Party of Canada. Good for him and good for the…
Michael Moore is an American filmmaker. I’ve seen Roger and Me, Bowling for Columbine and I’ve even seen Canadian Bacon. Recently, I took in the matinee of Fahrenheit 911 on opening day and thus was one of the first…
Congratulations to Premier Ralph Klein. Alberta can claim that it is now the only province in Canada with its provincial debt cleared. Oil revenues some say. Prinicipled policy others say. Consider these words from…
The National Post reports today that Stephen Harper has privately told his 99 member caucus that he will be integrating more former PC members into his ‘inner circle’ and the move will start moving the party towards the…
Today, two boys reacted angrily as a judge sentenced their adoptive parents to a mere 9 months in prison (eligible for parole after 3 months) for tethering the boys in cages for the first 13 years of their lives. They…
The final results of the election: Liberal: 135 Conservative: 99 Bloc: 54 NDP: 19 Ind: 1 The numbers have the potential to add up in the most interesting way: Liberal + NDP = 154. Everyone else = 154. Who will the…
Democracy is something that is easy to take for granted. One can merely consult the voter turnout trend to confirm this opinion as fact. Our voice is there to be heard if we only exercise the right to use it. However…
News today out of British Columbia describes Paul Martin’s plea to NDP supporters in that province to vote Liberal because an NDP vote will essentially be a vote for Stephen Harper. “There are two parties that could…
