Accidental Deliberations

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

Saturday, February 11, 2006

Human wrongs

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Another of the Cons' frequent topics of discussion in opposition has predictably been tossed by the wayside , as Jim Flaherty gives no i...

On failing to learn

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Alberta's labour minister shows both an incredibly short memory and a remarkable lack of foresight, declaring that it's not worth t...

Continued development

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While much of Saskatchewan's improved financial outlook over the past year-plus relates directly to oil and gas prices, word comes out ...
Friday, February 10, 2006

On justified suspicion

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We can add Murray Mandryk to the list of typically-conservative commentators opening fire on Harper and company - and better yet, Mandryk d...

Unbelievable

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Robert points out a handy site listing the orders-in-council made by Harper so far (as well as by previous PMs). And for sheer chutzpah, t...

The pro-ad campaign

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CanWest Global has brought a court action claiming that regulations on prescription drug advertising are contrary to its Charter right to f...
Thursday, February 09, 2006

Meanwhile, back in the real world...

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The NDP continues its mission to show that it's possible to work toward getting things done in Parliament, unveiling plans for child-ca...

Yet to be determined

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As a follow-up to this post , let's note that Harper himself doesn't yet look bad as a result of Emerson's involvement in the so...

Softwood power

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While BCer in Toronto notes that David Emerson is supposedly ethically bound to avoid taking any action in the softwood lumber dispute, the...
Wednesday, February 08, 2006

The role model

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While Harper continues to suffer from the fallout of his opening shenanigans in power, his party's godfather (and Harper's ethical m...

The bare minimum

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It's been fairly well-reported today that the judge in charge of the Milgaard inquiry has ruled that Milgaard will have to testify by v...

Even worse than it seems

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At least a few commentators have drawn the comparison between Harper's cabinet surprises and Dubya's nomination of Harriet Miers ...

Choice quotes

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Apparently a few Con MPs, while not willing to identify themselves, aren't any happier with Harper's cabinet antics than most of th...
Tuesday, February 07, 2006

Getting ready for the blame

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Vic Toews makes his first comments since taking over the federal justice portfolio - and unfortunately, it looks like the Cons' promise...

Clash of the turncoats?

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As much appeal as there is to the Emerson-recall movement, wouldn't it be even more fun to see David Schreck's proposed matchup nex...

Putting the "pal" back in municipalities

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The timing may not have been the greatest since nothing was going to push Harper's first day in office away from the front page. But the...
Monday, February 06, 2006

A cabinet candidate in the making?

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Amidst the Emerson furor (and who thought the outcry among Cons would be even louder than that among Libs?), another former Liberal cabinet...

Message received

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While most of the talk today is about the messages sent by Harper's cabinet choices , the undertones of his latest policy announcement ...

Pragmatism and principle

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The two subplots receiving the most attention in the Cons' cabinet announcement today are Harper's success in luring David Emerson ...

No blank check

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The Globe and Mail reports that the Liberal Senate majority is prepared to grant Harper his party's campaign promises. But there's ...
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