Klein won't apologize for Stronach 'bone' joke - Thursday, November 09, 2006
Alberta Premier Ralph Klein is refusing to apologize for a crude joke about Liberal MP Belinda Stronach, told weeks after MacKay allegedly referred to her as a dog. ..."I wasn't surprised she crossed over. I don't think she ever had a Conservative bone in her body -- well, except for one," said Klein |
Liberal peace talks bog down - Thursday, November 09, 2006
OTTAWA -- Talks to strike a deal to avert a divisive Liberal leadership convention battle over recognizing Quebec as a nation are stalling as the candidates spend more effort fighting over the controversy |
Tories walk Grit path - Wednesday, November 08, 2006
By TOM BRODBECK. The Employment Insurance Commission this week announced a small cut to EI premiums effective Jan. 1, 2007. You'll... |
Ontario murder rate up - but still low - Wednesday, November 08, 2006
... Police reported 222 victims killed by firearms in 2005, 49 more than the previous year. Handguns are becoming the firearm of choice... |
Grits sour on Grapes - Wednesday, November 08, 2006
By JORGE BARRERA, OTTAWA SUN. Controversial CBC hockey commentator Don Cherry ignited a firestorm between MPs yesterday when he visited the House of Commons to meet with Prime Minister Stephen Harper. |
Unproven allegations costs Ignatieff campaign $1k - Tuesday, November 07, 2006
OTTAWA -- Michael Ignatieff’s Liberal leadership campaign has been penalized $1,000 for making "unsubstantiated, inflammatory" allegations against rival Bob Rae's campaign in British Columbia. |
Senators grill their colleagues over Dubai trip - Saturday, November 04, 2006
A Senate internal economy committee grilled Liberal Senator Colin Kenny for three hours Thursday, over allegations his security committee wasted thousands of dollars in a poorly-planned trip to Dubai. |
Ottawa won't appeal court decision on secrecy law - Saturday, November 04, 2006
OTTAWA -- The federal government will not appeal a court decision that struck down key portions of Canada's secrecy law, tossed out RCMP warrants used to search a reporter's home, and delivered another stinging rebuke to the Mounties over the Maher Arar... |
Hansard: Oral Question Period 11/1/2006 - Thursday, November 02, 2006
For years Liberals denied any wrongdoing for the gross mismanagement of their gun registry. They instead chose to vilify public servants. Now we know what happened. Liberals kept Parliament and Canadians in the dark about the increasing costs of their gun registry. The Liberal Party owes Canadians an apology. |
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