Accidental Deliberations

Those who defend power tend to screech the loudest when power is genuinely threatened.

Thursday, December 15, 2005

The other side

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Lest anybody get the impression that the Vicq commission report is uncontroversial, a friend who writes for the Canadian Centre for Policy ...

In questionable hands

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The content of today's leaked Liberal memo discussing the lack of any hope in 45 Quebec ridings shouldn't come as any great surpris...

Shady deals

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Bushco and John McCain have apparently reached an agreement on torture which begs more questions than it answers: After months of resistanc...

Still not getting it

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While Harper's now-infamous 1997 speech was the main story yesterday, there's little reason to think he's become much more tact...
Wednesday, December 14, 2005

Another star Dipper

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The NDP is set to announce a surprising candidacy: In what may be a political first in the British Commonwealth, former governor general Ed...

Interesting

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The Globe and Mail offers the explanation as to why the NDP doesn't have an official party blog: While some NDP candidates have blogs, ...

On white flags

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CBC's coverage focuses on the withdrawal of the Green candidate from the Labrador riding. But more interesting to me is the lack of ND...

Not the intended message

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According to one of the more amusing polls so far this campaign, it isn't just the ad execs who are less than fond of the Cons' TV...
Tuesday, December 13, 2005

Opening up

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While far too many sites have moved toward requiring registration at least (if not payment) before making their content available, the Star ...

The impossible precondition

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It's amazing to see a Liberal promise that's even emptier than most, but PMPM is apparently in favour of an elected Senate ...just a...

Healthy move

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The NDP's health care plan shouldn't surprise anybody, but it will nicely point out the contrast against the Libs' refusal to t...

Great accomplishment

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Kudos to the leaders of Ontario, Quebec and eight U.S. states for reaching agreement on a deal to protect the Great Lakes: Political leader...

A poor approximation

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Saskatchewan officials point out the problem with the newly-announced federal health benchmarks: Dr. Mark Ogrady, head of the surgery depar...
Monday, December 12, 2005

The fun continues

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While Canada's challenges to the U.S. completely fail to change anything in the longer term, UPS is arguing its own challenge which co...

More fun with NAFTA

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Softwood lumber isn't the only area where the U.S. has gone out of its way to acknowledge its being completely wrong. Just look at the r...

Astute observation

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No comment necessary. Though a comments section attached to the original would be nice for content that would fit so readily on a blog.

A beacon of something

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Dubya earlier this year : America's mission in Iraq is to defeat an enemy and give strength to a friend -- a free, representative govern...

One-sided information

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Armine Yalnizyan points out that the same network which considers the Tommy Douglas Story too political to air during an election campaign...

Best of both worlds

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It figures that the NDP's child care policy announcement is apparently getting buried under this weekend's polling numbers - espec...
Sunday, December 11, 2005

Poor protection

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It's a plus to see Canada finally considering some available options to try to protect Canadians' privacy against the terms of the ...
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