Polling done by market research firm Campaign Research was completed last night in Alberta and the results are no short of stunning. The details: – Wildrose is leading the PC Party by 9 points across the province among…
It’s budget week for the federal government and as we’ve seen with previous budgets, some details are starting to leak out already. Here are some likely details we’re learning: – House of Commons has offered a 6.9%…
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 their party and Her Majesty’s Leader of the Loyal…
As spoofed by the Chris Matthews show this past Sunday. Lots of coverage in the US. Journalists do like to cover themselves, it seems. Here’s the NCC ad that we released 17 days earlier:
The coalition government of Prime Minister David Cameron unveiled their budget today in Westminster. Not billed as an austerity budget as has been done in years past, the Tories are spinning the budget as a “Radical…
Pivoting from a deflating robocall narrative in the Mainstream Media, the Conservatives have released a couple of ads today for news reaction and twitter convulsion. The ads themselves were released late last night on…
CBC Music launched its digital music download service in the last few weeks. I can’t help but notice the similarity in the branding of the campaign launch to Google Plus’ offering: Why is CBC competing with private…
The Harper government has just released word that it is making significant policy changes to ownership of the Canadian spectrum with respect to wireless telecom use. The highlights: Relaxing foreign ownership rules…
From an earlier post seven days ago, A lot of ink and broadcast bandwidth has been dedicated to 31,000 “complaints” filed with Elections Canada regarding the so-called Robocall Scandal. The opposition is trying to…
John Ivison published an interesting piece in the National Post last week that breezed by what would have been technobabble to some, Mr. Meier set out to follow the digital trail himself. Pierre Jones had covered his…
