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We were tantalizingly close to removing the Harper government and replacing it. Today, I offer some of the highlights of what happened over the following few days, from my perspective. The coalition – signed and sealed, approved by all three opposition...
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A survivor of the murderous rampage at the Ecole polytechnique says the government will have blood on its hands if the controversial federal gun registry dies and there is a spike in firearm-related killings. Heidi Rathjen, a former engineering student...
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B adaling, China — Stephen Harper will be devoting much of this day to meeting with the senior leadership of the Chinese government and Communist Party...The Prime Minister and his wife Laureen travelled 80 kilometres northwest of Beijing to briefly tour...
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O n Monday I posted a piece here titled “ The Prime Minister makes a big mistake ,” narrating the Conservative government’s foolish attempt a year ago to bankrupt the opposition, its failure to address the economic crisis and the resulting decision by...
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The military police watchdog agency agreed Wednesday to release censored versions of Richard Colvin's emailed warnings on Afghan detainees previously withheld by the government from a parliamentary committee. The package of Colvin emails, and government...
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Liberal House Leader Ralph Goodale and Ottawa policy consultant Herb Metcalfe led the Liberal team. Dawn Black, a wise veteran NDP Member of Parliament, and I represented the NDP...I soon found him to be a smart, friendly, thoughtful political adviser...
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I t used to be the case that if more voters thought the country was “going in the wrong direction,” more voters thought it was time to change governments...To some degree this has to do with the fact that perceptions of Stephen Harper have been improving...
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When the going gets tough in politics, the tough start skating. That was Bob Rae's candid admission on Friday, while struggling to tell reporters how Liberals would be dealing with the troublesome issue of the harmonized sales tax and a looming vote next...
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And now the Liberal MP for Montreal’s Mount Royal riding wants nothing less than a public apology from Stephen Harper's government. Oh, and he also wants a written apology at the expense of the Conservatives sent to each household they targeted with their...
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Afghan detainees were sent to Peter MacKay's office in 2006 when he was foreign affairs minister, the Star has learned. The messages were sent a year before the government redrafted its prisoner transfer agreement to seek better protections. MacKay is...
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