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Parliament in Review – April 27, 2012

Posted May 22nd, 2012 by Greg Fingas

Friday, April 27 saw another day of relatively non-contentious debate on the main bill up for discussion in the House of Commons. But there was plenty of reason to question why the focus would be as narrow as it was.The Big IssueThat main bill was the …

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General

He means it this time

Posted May 21st, 2012 by Aaron Wherry

The Prime Minister makes his latest statement of certainty on the mission in Afghanistan….

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Activism

CANADIAN PROGRESSIVE WORLD: Unpacking my Canada Crime Bill C10 hunger strike

Posted May 21st, 2012 by Obert Madondo

Today, May 21st is the day 69 of my indefinite hunger strike protesting Prime Minister Stephen Harper’s cruel new crime law, the deceptively christened “Safe Streets and Communities Act”, formerly omnibus crime Bill C10. This potentially-fatal ac…

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Canadian Politics

Time for big ideas: Imagine Canada after Harper

Posted May 21st, 2012 by derrick

Stephen Harper, too, shall pass into history, recorded as one of the most destructive, personally malignant personalities ever to have soiled the Canadian political landscape.
But in the meantime, Canadians are so distracted by his political blitzkrieg…

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Accidental Deliberations: Monday Morning Links

Posted May 21st, 2012 by Greg Fingas

Miscellaneous material to start your week. – Robert Cross and Glen McGregor point out how “Pierre Poutine” covered his tracks in the course of sending out fraudulent robocalls to direct voters away from the correct polls. And it’s par…

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Monday Morning Links

Posted May 21st, 2012 by Greg Fingas

Miscellaneous material to start your week.- Robert Cross and Glen McGregor point out how “Pierre Poutine” covered his tracks in the course of sending out fraudulent robocalls to direct voters away from the correct polls. And it’s particularly worth not…

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Tories train their intellectual big guns on Tom Mulcair: if Rex Murphy fails, there’s always Don Cherry!

Posted May 21st, 2012 by djclimenhaga

“BRIEFING NOTE: Respond to criticism about economic impact of high-Loonie, everything-for-petrochemical-industry policy by making voters see Thomas Mulcair as recklessly un-Canadian…”
This isn’t an actual quote from the Tories’ current list of t…

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David Climenhaga’s Alberta Diary: Tories train their intellectual big guns on Tom Mulcair: if Rex Murphy fails, there’s always Don Cherry!

Posted May 21st, 2012 by David J. Climenhaga

Prime Minister Stephen Harper (clutching the balloon, centre) sets off his attack on Opposition Leader Tom Mulcair, who is illustrated standing in the background. Beep-beep! Actual federal politicians may not appear exactly as illustrated. Below: Tory…

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Revealing photos from the 2012 G8

Posted May 19th, 2012 by Jymn

Ooh, a real American man at last. That Bush guy gave me the creeps.

Look who showed up this year. What, no bathroom in which to hide, Stephen?

The  official White House G8-leaders-watching-soccer photo. Look who’s cropped out.
(Or, is this the occasion of Harper’s traditional bathroom break?)

Obama: "I like ‘em firm and perky." Harper: "I prefer a big handful."

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Add ‘Dutch Disease’ to climate change as real phenomena denied by Stephen Harper’s neo-Conmen

Posted May 19th, 2012 by djclimenhaga

If the Alberta and federal governments’ mismanagement of oil sands development were not so clear and their defence of their policies not so divisive and intellectually dishonest, one could feel a little more sympathy with their foot-stomping and tears …

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David Climenhaga’s Alberta Diary: Add ‘Dutch Disease’ to climate change as real phenomena denied by Stephen Harper’s neo-Conmen

Posted May 19th, 2012 by David J. Climenhaga

Prime Minister Stephen Harper, above right, presents his petroleum-development policy package to members of his oil patch caucus. Industry-financed Western politicians may not be exactly as illustrated. Below: the real Mr. Harper and Opposition Leader…

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The Naked Emperor and the Con Regime

Posted May 18th, 2012 by Simon

If I had painted this picture of Great Ugly Gorgeous Leader, I would have put a crown on his head, and made his buttocks more fleshy, like one of Picasso's women.Or the ridiculous Con prude James Moore.But apart from that I quite like Margaret Suth…

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Montreal Simon: The Naked Emperor and the Con Regime

Posted May 18th, 2012 by Simon

If I had painted this picture of Great Ugly Gorgeous Leader, I would have put a crown on his head, and made his buttocks more fleshy, like one of Picasso's women. Or the ridiculous Con prude James Moore. But apart from that I quite like Margaret S…

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Canadian Politics

Harper government takes aim at Canadian families, workers

Posted May 18th, 2012 by David Lundy

Harper has his majority and now he is free to wreak havoc on Canadian families. As the chosen champion of corporate interests, he has demonstrated his government’s willingness to sacrifice our towns and cities, our families, our children’s futures, eve…

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LeDaro: Gross Art

Posted May 18th, 2012 by LeDaro

 If you can call it art. It will be interesting what the Harper government’s response will be to this one as the Tory government is highly critical of the sex education exhibit currently underway at the Museum of Science and Technology in Ottawa…

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Mulcair and the Attack of the Con Hogs

Posted May 18th, 2012 by Simon

Well I see the Big Oil Cons have finally released their attack hogs. The Harper Conservatives have finally unleashed the attack dogs on Tom Mulcair. They've pounced on the newly minted NDP leader's musings about the economic impact of Alberta…

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The Federal-Provincial Puzzle #nlpoli

Posted May 18th, 2012 by Edward Hollett

Premier Kathy Dunderdale is frustrated. “Extremely frustrated” “What is it that we have to do down here to get your attention?” she asked, rhetorically, on Thursday. She expressed that frustration in the House of Assembly in response to ques…

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Opportunistic Conservative attack on green charities highlights tax abuses by Tory cronies

Posted May 18th, 2012 by djclimenhaga

Supporters of the Harper Government’s campaign to use tax laws to de-fund its opponents need to be careful what they wish for. They might just get it!
Consider Prime Minister Stephen Harper’s recent reflexive attacks on the environmental charities that…

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David Climenhaga’s Alberta Diary: Opportunistic Conservative attack on green charities highlights tax abuses by Tory cronies

Posted May 18th, 2012 by David J. Climenhaga

Charity: Right-wing think tanks and Ducks Unlimited are most certainly not exactly as illustrated. Below: Finance Minister Jim Flaherty and National Revenue Minister Gail Shea. Supporters of the Harper Government’s campaign to use tax laws to de-fun…

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The Sir Robert Bond Papers: Stephen Harper’s Goose Bay promise #nlpoli #cdnpoli

Posted May 17th, 2012 by Edward Hollett

  -srbp- – Syndicated from http://bondpapers.blogspot.com/

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