The Shotgun (Free subscription) | yesterday
A couple weeks ago the ADQ membership elected a leader, Gilles Taillon , who is dedicated to moving the party more to the centre. The lesson of the turbulent rise and falls of the ADQ demonstrate one thing: the party...
Full Comment (Free subscription) | 11/06/2009
I came across this ancient (more than 10 years old) web site featuring essays by various conservative/libertarian writers. Found this dusty op ed I wrote a long, long time ago when I still had some hair, called " Romancing the left." More interestingly, here's an essay on the site written by Prime Minister Harper back in 1999 when he was still president of the National Citizens Coalition....
People Daily (Free subscription) | 11/06/2009
Canada's ruling Conservative Party has maintained its double-digit lead over major rival the Liberal Party, according to a new poll released Thursday. The weekly EKOS poll put the Conservatives at 37.4 percent, compared with the Liberals at 26.8 percent. Both parties are back at the support levels they got during last year's election. The two parties were once locked in a dead heat during the summer,...
Indygal Goes to Holyrood! (Free subscription) | 11/06/2009
Just been watching the Politics Show on STV. Willie Bain, the Labour candidate in the by-election really bothers me when he sits there with a wee smile on his face, agreeing that the constituency of Glasgow North East has some of the worst health and educational records, in other words, some of the worst luck, in the country. Apparently though, he lives here and cares deeply about all these things...
The News Cruncher (Free subscription) | 11/05/2009
Carolyn Bennett, a Liberal MP, has unwittingly exposed a Liberal corruption scandal: In politics, as in the courtroom, it is wise to never ask a question unless you know the answer. A seasoned politician like Dr. Carolyn Bennett, the Liberal health critic, should know this. Bennett, a medical doctor, was the minister of state for public health in the Paul Martin government and a person who should know...
Full Comment (Free subscription) | 11/05/2009
'Round Ottawa Michael Ignatieff — starving artist. Now do you like him? A great moment of laugh-out-loud nonsense comes courtesy of Liberal MP Pablo Rodriguez in the National Post : “For 18 years, the leader of the Liberal Party of Canada … lived the life of an artist, with all the financial insecurity that comes with it.” Oh, for the love of... Are we to believe the last...
Macleans.ca (Free subscription) | 11/05/2009
Earlier this week I interviewed Michael Behiels, a political historian at the University of Ottawa. We had a nice long chat, about Prince Charles and his mum, the monarchy, those annoying Australians, and Stephen Harper. Here’s a partial transcript of the interview — this is my favourite part: I think Harper’s education in Calgary warped his [...]
Page F30 (Free subscription) | 11/05/2009
Yesterday a number of elections were held throughout the United States, including: -A gubernatorial election in Virginia (Republican win) -A gubernatorial election in New Jersey (Republican win) -A race in California (Democrat win) -A race in New York, NY-23. The gubernatorial election in Virginia is one for Democrats to be sad about since it was a clear battle between two potential governors
Globe and Mail (Free subscription) | 11/05/2009
The structure of our federation means that, as with the national outbreak of swine flu, cracks form between the levels of government
Globe and Mail (Free subscription) | 11/05/2009
The structure of our federation means that, as with the national outbreak of swine flu, cracks form between the levels of government
Globe and Mail (Free subscription) | 11/05/2009
The structure of our federation means that, as with the national outbreak of swine flu, cracks form between the levels of government
ProudToBeCanadian Blog (Free subscription) | 11/04/2009
Today’s Question Where do you stand on the long gun registry? It’s a valuable tool for police 34% It punishes law-abiding citizens 66% I think these pro-gun-registry liberals and police would agree guns are also a “valuable tool” for police. Even the state-owned, far-left CBC’s minions agree, in what serves as a severe shock to my senses as a Canadian and a thinker. CBC.ca...
Abandoned Stuff by Saskboy (Free subscription) | 11/04/2009
Coffee machines are dangerous. They get very hot and can burn you. They are intended to brew a drug filled drink that many become addicted to. If you use it wrong, you could end up with smoke or flames, or food poisoning in your kitchen or office. Someone could throw a hot latte at your [...]
Florida Newswire (Free subscription) | 11/04/2009
TORONTO, Canada (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) -- Ravi Singh, CEO and founder of ElectionMall Technologies, is scheduled to speak at the 10th annual Art and Science of Public Affairs conference, sponsored by the Public Affairs Association of Canada. ElectionMall Technologies is a campaign technology company that is dedicated to helping campaigns of all sizes utilize technology and reach voters since 2000. Singh...
Capitals Insider (Free subscription) | 11/04/2009
The big news today is that Alex Ovechkin is feeling 'a lot better'. But not well enough to suit up later, which means the must do without their best offensive player when they face the notoriously stingy Devils. Semyon Varlamov came off the ice before Jose Theodore at the morning skate and is expected to start in net at Prudential Center. Martin Brodeur will start for the Devils, who are also banged...
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