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NDP Fall Behind Liberals In Quebec, According To New Forum Research Poll
For the first time since the 2011 federal election the New Democrats have fallen into second place in Quebec, according to a new poll by Forum Research. Russia and Canada strike deal to ‘keep quiet' on spy case: ambassador
Sailor at centre of furor will appear in court in just over two weeks
Can Canada's version of SOPA be stopped?
The chief issue with the legislation is a clause that would make it illegal to break digital locks on electronic content or devices. Grey Cup 'tainted by politics'
The provincial NDP says the ruling Liberals are politicizing the Grey Cup, as the Canadian football champion B.C. Lions tour the trophy around the province. Pat Martin: that "a@#$%&!" MP does it againPolitical | 175 hits | 12:02 PM on Friday | posted by saturn_656
Federal bureaucrats posed as ‘new Canadians' for Sun News event
Six federal bureaucrats were drafted to pose as new Canadians for a citizenship reaffirmation ceremony broadcast on the Sun News network, an event requested by Immigration Minister Jason Kenney’s office. Vander Zalm sued by man who forced him from power
A dark chapter in British Columbia's political history is being resurrected with a defamation lawsuit against former premier Bill Vander Zalm, who is being sued by the man who helped force his resignation in 1991. Opposition accuses Tories of deceit on Old Age Security
With budget cuts on the agenda, Prime Minister Stephen Harper outlined plans to reduce the deficit, but carefully avoided specifics on possible changes to Old Age Security during the first question period on Parliament Hill after a six-week break. Gilles Duceppe takes action following accusations he misused public funds
MONTREAL - Former Bloc Quebecois leader Gilles Duceppe has sought help from his lawyer to fight accu... - Breaking News - Winnipeg Free Press. Federal NDP leader hopefuls take aim at Harper
NDP MPs vying for the party's top job gathered for a second televised leadership debate in Halifax on Sunday. Canada's worst federal employees — and why some still have their jobs
The gatekeepers of Canada’s prisons, borders and tax system are suspended and fired for misconduct and incompetence more than any other type of federal employee. And Ottawa wants to keep the details secret. Governor General says fighting has no place in hockey
The recent rash of injuries in hockey has caught the attention of Gov. Gen. David Johnston, who says that fighting — like high-sticking and head-shots — shouldn't be part of the game.Gingrich promises U.S. moon base by 2020
U.S. Republican presidential hopeful Newt Gingrich has promised to establish a permanent base on the moon by 2020 if he's elected in November.
U.S. Republican presidential hopeful Newt Gingrich has promised to establish a permanent base on the moon by 2020 if he's elected in November.Obama urges taxing the rich, reining in Wall Street
From Yahoo! News: WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Barack Obama used his last State of the Union speech before the November election to paint himself as the champion of the middle class, by demanding higher taxes for millionaires and tight reins on Wall S
From Yahoo! News: WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Barack Obama used his last State of the Union speech before the November election to paint himself as the champion of the middle class, by demanding higher taxes for millionaires and tight reins on Wall S PM Harper's press secretary resigns
Prime Minister Stephen Harper is losing another key member of his media team. Sara MacIntyre, Harper's press secretary and a key aide who has been with the Prime Minister's Office the past few years, announced Monday she is resigning effective Feb. 10. Gilles Duceppe insists he's finished with politics
Former Bloc Québécois leader Gilles Duceppe announces he won't be returning to politics nor joining the Parti Québécois ranks, as rumoured. Harper should admit mistake: Martin
Since his 2006 election loss, Martin, often ridiculed when he was prime minister for having too many priorities, has clung to the one issue he often said was his top concern - the plight of Canada's First Nations communities.Newt Gingrich wins South Carolina primary
Former House speaker Newt Gingrich has won the South Carolina primary in a come-from-behind victory over former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney.
Former House speaker Newt Gingrich has won the South Carolina primary in a come-from-behind victory over former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney. Justin Trudeau to fight Sen. Brazeau in boxing bout
While Liberals and Conservatives regularly spar on legislative matters in the House of Commons, two high-profile partisans will take that long-running battle to the boxing ring this March. Crawley defeats Copps for Liberal party presidency | CTV News
Mike Crawley has won the presidency of the federal Liberal party. Liberals vote to legalize marijuana, support monarchy
Liberals have voted in favour of legalizing marijuana, against severing ties with the monarchy, and in favour of a preferential balloting system. Tony Clement apologizes for insulting 15-year-old
Tony Clement apologized for calling a 15-year-old Parry Sound, Ont. boy a "jack ass" on Twitter after getting into an online spat over a spelling mistake on the social media site. New Democrat MP from Quebec jumps to federal Liberal caucus in Commons
New Democrat MP Lise St-Denis jumped to the Liberal caucus in the House of Commons today, citing policy reasons. Should Ralph Klein be awarded the Order of Canada?
Veteran news columnist and CTV political host Don Martin is advocating that former Alberta premier Ralph Klein be awarded the Order of Canada, before Klein dies. Klein now suffers from dementia and a lung disease called chronic obstructive pulmonary disea Wrong time to raise EI premiums, Rae says
Interim Liberal Leader Bob Rae says it's wrong to raise employment insurance premiums when unemployment is going up.North Korea vows no softening under its new leader | CTV News
North Korea warned the world Friday there would be no softening of its position toward South Korea's government after Kim Jong Il's death as Pyongyang strengthened his son and heir's authority with a new title: Great Leader.
Political | 196 hits | 7:46 AM on Friday | posted by Guy_Fawkes
North Korea warned the world Friday there would be no softening of its position toward South Korea's government after Kim Jong Il's death as Pyongyang strengthened his son and heir's authority with a new title: Great Leader. 2011's political quotes: Coalition, curses and closure
After more than five years of minority rule, Canadians might well have become accustomed to heated political rhetoric and partisan bickering. But 2011 seemed to take things to new heights — or depths. Is the Liberal Party dead and buried?Political | 244 hits | 1:23 PM on Wednesday | posted by westmanguy
Canada's Liberals were arguably the most successful political party in Western democracy in the 20th century. Their fortunes have turned dramatically, however, as they start the 21st century on the cusp of irrelevance at best, and facing extinction at wo David Kilgour's and David Matas' 'extremist' writings banned in Russia because of criticisms of China | News | National PostPolitical | 177 hits | 11:40 PM on Saturday | posted by saturn_656
PM uses Menorah lighting to reaffirm support for Israel
Prime Minister Stephen Harper reaffirmed his government's ongoing support for Israel at a Menorah lighting in his Calgary riding Thursday night. Helena Guergis suing PM Stephen Harper, othersPolitical | 169 hits | 4:44 PM on Thursday | posted by saturn_656
Former MP Helena Guergis is suing Prime Minister Stephen Harper and a number of other Conservatives for defamation, misfeasance in public office and intentional infliction of mental suffering. Conservative MP Stephen Woodworth looks to reopen abortion debate using 'modern medically accurate evidence' 
A Conservative MP is seeking to reopen Canada’s abortion debate, apparently against his government’s wishes, by asking Parliament to consider “21st century medical evidence” on when a fetus becomes a person under the law Taxpayers group slams MacKay's hotel-travel bills
The Canadian Taxpayers Federation is accusing Defence Minister Peter MacKay of living like a king while attending conferences in Europe. Trudeau calls Kent a 'piece of sh**' in House of Commons
Liberal MP Justin Trudeau lost his temper and called Environment Minister Peter Kent a "piece of sh**" during question period in the House of Commons Wednesday while Kent responded to questions about the Kyoto Accord. Wheat board seeks injunction against Tory legislation
Directors file suit to halt government bill pending resolution of legal battle House of Commons passes bill to add seats
The House of Commons has passed a bill that would expand the chamber by 30 seats and give fairer representation to the country's fastest growing provinces. Chretien warns Tories will attack gay marriage, abortion
Former prime minister Jean Chretien is warning Liberals that the Conservatives and Prime Minister Stephen Harper have a hidden agenda to move Canada further to the right on contentious issues such as abortion and gay marriage. Speaker powerless over Cotler calls
House of Commons Speaker Andrew Scheer says he has no power to deal with calls in Liberal MP Irwin Cotler's riding that said he is stepping down. A Christmas card re-gift from the Harpers
Stephen Harper's holiday card bears an uncanny resemblance to last year's, raising the question whether he reused the Christmas photo. Daniel Paille elected Bloc Quebecois leader
Former Parti Quebecois cabinet minister Daniel Paille has been elected the new leader of the Bloc Quebecois.Back to Canada News
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