The following is the speech Stephen Harper gave to supporters in Ottawa on January 23rd, 2011 to celebrate 5 years in power. Friends, today we celebrate our fifth anniversary! So, it’s been five years! What a day. What…
Well, it was bound to happen. The CBC is in a snit over those new ads that the Conservative Party released the other day. They — the public broadcaster that is — complain that their (our) intellectual property was…
In response to Kady O’Malley’s inquiry yesterday, a Conservative staffer sent along the following: Liberal Express on the Hill- http://www.youtube.com/user/liberalvideo#p/u/32/u31WmBdohzg Ignatieff asking people to join…
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 politics when the Liberals, NDP and Bloc signed on to a coalition…
In the Conservatives quest to gain impressions for their message in the news — paired complimentarily to the media’s quest to sell newspapers and television advertising — new election-style ads are out from the party…
They’re calling in the “bus drive in the snow”. Michael Ignatieff’s first stop: Carlingwood Mall. Perhaps the sleepiest mall in Ottawa. There were some protesters outside (University of Ottawa and Carleton students)…
Today, the Prime Minister stated that more Canadians are working today than before the global economic crisis hit. Dalton McGuinty’s Chief of Staff on Twitter: Did you know Ontario has recovered 96% of the jobs lost…
Forwarded by Leslie Swartman at MDA (courtesy of the CSA and RADARSAT-2) The first image is a colour composite image derived from RADARSAT-2 collection on January 5, 2011, relative to an archived scene of April 9, 2010…
This week, Prime Minister Stephen Harper named former broadcaster Peter Kent to his cabinet and handed him the environment portfolio and an excuse to wear more green ties. However, it is time that we consolidated much…
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 the per-vote subsidy and are paid towards a party’s…
