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May 22nd, 1979

Matthew Renaud wrote 2 days ago: Joe Clark Becomes Youngest Prime Minister in History On this day 34 years ago, Joe Clark led his Pro … more →

Tags: pierre trudeau, 1979 canadian election, Liberal Party of Canada, Joe Clark

Guest column: Debt and deficit

SoapBox wrote 1 month ago: By Rick Nichols Do you know the difference between our debt and deficit? The truth is Ontario is fac … more →

Tags: Opinion, Contributors, ontario debt, Ontario deficit

Taking Trudeau's Picture2 comments

ronbase wrote 1 month ago: In Donald Brittain’s powerful 1978 television documentary The Champions, about the lifelong ba … more →

Tags: algonquin college, Barack Obama, Brockville Collegiate Institute, Chateau Laurier Hotel, DONALD BRITTAIN, Henry Miller, Ian and Sylvia, James Joyce, John Matheson

'Transparency' Is No More: The death of meaning and democracy

Brandon Beasley wrote 2 months ago: Transparency. Accountability. Listening. These are absolutely crucial words for governments and inst … more →

Tags: Politics, Culture, Alberta Politics, Calgary Civic Politics, democracy, Alison Redford, Transparency, Meaning, Openness

Hudak urges welfare clawback (With Video)

Canadian Press wrote 4 months ago: Ontario should claw back welfare for able-bodied people who’ve been collecting benefits for a long t … more →

Tags: News, Essex County, Essex, Tim Hudak, Tories

Fox News' Lies Keep Them Out of Canada

01varvara wrote 7 months ago: Political Correctness exists on both sides of the political spectrum… and the rightwing versio … more →

Tags: Canada, Mass media, Politics, USA, Brian Mulroney, Conservative Party of Canada, Corporate Media, Fairness Doctrine, FOX

Today's letters: No new ideas from Hudak

Paul Russell wrote 10 months ago: Re: Open Up Government Contract, Tim Hudak, July 13. What a depressing column from Tim Hudak. Not on … more →

Tags: Full Comment, Letters, Tim Hudak, Carleton

How far will Prime Minister Stephen Harper go with separatists to hang onto power?

@opHarper wrote 11 months ago: by david on June 26, 2012 in Canadian Constitution, Canadian Politics, Stephen Harper, Thomas Mulcai … more →

Tags: Canada, Québec, Ideology, Alberta, Stephen Harper, Preston Manning, stockwell day, Reform Party, thomas mulcair

New question period format looks a lot like the old one

Keith Gerein wrote 12 months ago: Though few might remember, one of Wildrose Leader Danielle Smith’s first post-election actions … more →

Tags: Capital Notebook, News, alberta legislature, Alberta Liberals, alberta ndp, Alberta Politics, Danielle Smith, Dave Hancock, Laurie Blakeman

That wasn't fear, that was rejection -- Some thoughts about language1 comment

dkingofABC wrote 1 year ago: If we want a new model of politics and democracy in Alberta, we need to start by changing our langua … more →

Tags: Political Culture, Servant Leadership, Accountaility and Responsibility, Party politics, Provincial Politics, Alison Redford, Danielle Smith, Wild Rose Party, Tory Party

John Ivison: 'Devastated' federal Tories should look on bright side of Wildrose loss

John Ivison wrote 1 year ago: “Devastation” was the word one senior Conservative in Ottawa used to describe the prevailing mood af … more →

Tags: Full Comment, Alberta election 2012, Alison Redford, Danielle Smith, Stephen Harper, wildrose party

Parties spar over private health care

Keith Gerein wrote 1 year ago: Keith Gerein and Marta Gold Edmonton Journal and Kelly Cryderman Calgary Herald CALGARY Wildrose Lea … more →

Tags: Capital Notebook, News, alberta election, alberta legislature, Alberta Liberals, alberta ndp, Alberta Politics, Alison Redford, Brian Mason

Alberta's deadliest highway becomes an election issue

Keith Gerein wrote 1 year ago: Mike Allen   Keith Gerein Edmonton Journal  FORT MCMURRAY  It is one of Alberta’s most vi … more →

Tags: News, Capital Notebook, wildrose party, alberta legislature, Guy Boutilier, alberta election, mike allen, doug faulkner

When Birds and Bats Make Strange Bedfellows

awreeves wrote 1 year ago: Image by Chris Trimmer. Ontario’s Progressive Conservatives have found a new ally in their eff … more →

Tags: Environment, Ontario Politics, wind turbines, bob runciman, Wolfe Island, todd clark, Nature Canada, Lake Ontario, migratory birds

Air Canada and the Progressive Conservatives

nothingtaboo wrote 1 year ago: You wonder how the Government of Canada can support a private company so many times in labour disput … more →

Tags: Canada, Right Wing, air canada, Prime minister, Strike, Labour Action

Progressive Conservative Party of Canada

nothingtaboo wrote 1 year ago: Well, the PC party shows it’s true colours once again. Now they are accused of sending opposit … more →

Tags: Right Wing, Canada, liars, Bullies, Cheats

Conservative Tactics in Campaign for Majority Government

Herbert Pimlott wrote 1 year ago: Shortly after the Conservative Party of Canada (CPC) took power in January 2006, I started to receiv … more →

Tags: Civic Engagement, corruption, democracy, Elections, History, Journalism 2, News, Parliament, Politics 2

A Warning From Canadian Conservatives for the GOP

John Scotus wrote 1 year ago: This is the perspective of a Canadian conservative, looking at the current US electoral campaign. It … more →

Tags: Politics, Conservatives, Republicans, GOP, Health Care, Tea Party, Canada, taxes, deficits

Fighting the deficit by defunding the Catholic school system3 comments

awreeves wrote 1 year ago: St. Boniface Catholic School in Toronto. The question of funding for Catholic education in Ontario i … more →

Tags: Canadiana, Ontario Politics, Dalton McGuinty, Tim Hudak, Adam Radwanski, Separate School Funding, Deficit, John Tory


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