Most of the time Pierre Pettigrew is mistaken for being Canada’s Minister of Foreign Affairs. During this federal election campaign, one might think he’d also get mistaken for an MP who’s desperately trying to hang on to his seat.
The National Post (subscription required) reports that Frederick Estelle, 24, attacked Pettigrew on a Montreal subway […]
In the wake of same-sex marriage opening up a new regime of marriage, the Supreme Court decided it’s ok to run swingers clubs.
Overlooked in the kerfuffle is that the club’s patrons, Michel Delbecchi and his wife Chantal have welcomed a 3rd woman into their household (and here). No word yet whether they’ll litigate […]
Coca-Cola has been under fire in the last few months over alleged labour abuses in India, Colombia and Turkey. A campaign is mounting against Coke that includes disinformation and propaganda. The actively enlightened in universities across North America are piling in to join in a boycott (here, here, and here), including Canadian campuses. It […]
CP publishes a story on December 26 about the “alarm” regarding Harper’s remark about homosexual marriage made the day that the writ was dropped. A month later, it is being reported almost as it happened today. Its angle is the reaction by some urban homosexuals in Canada who are admittedly “paranoid,” and who seem not […]
Delivery of “goodies” becomes somehow synonymous with good government while at the other end of the country Liberals delivered brown paper bags filled with money stolen from the same people who expect and receive the Poinsettias with a smile.
In his G&M column (behind subscriber’s wall), Norman Spector, former Chief of Staff to Prime Minister Brian Mulroney, directs high praise toward Stephen Harper’s federalist strategy:
Where Mr. Mulroney was often intellectually disengaged (his great strengths were in interpersonal relations and as a negotiator), Mr. Harper is a serious thinker who suffers from a schmoozing […]
I have been gone for less than a day and I come back to the news that a Liberal blog in Ontario, written by a top Paul Martin advisor, Mike Klander, compared a female NDP candidate of Asian extraction to a dog. No, seriously! I am not making this up. So much for the […]
The Liberal Party of Canada is making an effort to woe Alberta voters. The so-called Made in Alberta approach is a radical departure during an election from the typical attacks on Alberta by Liberal cabinet members and prime ministers.
Highlights from the Liberal’s Alberta agenda include: a new transport infrastructure through $590 million Pan-Western Pacific Gateway […]
Shots rang out in a downtown Toronto crowded with Boxing Day shoppers today, wounding five people and killing another person,
reports The Star
This is without a doubt a terrible thing, but given the present election campaign, it is likely to take on significant political colour. Since hand guns are already banned, Liberals will likely react […]
