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Ads tout job grants program that doesn't yet exist
The federal government has been airing ads touting its Canada Jobs Grant for training workers, but the Conservative government House leader acknowledges the announced program is merely a proposal that needs to be fleshed out. Harper chief of staff resigns amid Senate expense scandal
Nigel Wright has resigned as Prime Minister Stephen Harper's chief of staff, following revelations he wrote a $90,000 cheque to repay living expenses claimed by Senator Mike Duffy. Toronto Mayor Rob Ford denies crack cocaine allegations
Toronto Mayor Rob Ford says allegations he was caught on tape smoking crack are ridiculous, following reports that someone had been trying to sell a purported recording of such an event to U.S. and Canadian media outlets. Mike Duffy tried to influence CRTC decision on Sun Media: source | CTV News
Sen. Mike Duffy attempted to influence the Canadian Radio-Television and Telecommunications Commission’s upcoming decision involving the right-leaning Sun News Network, a source has told CTV News. Stop teasing Trudeau, Grade 5 kids tell HarperPolitical | 146 hits | 7:54 AM on Friday | posted by FieryVulpine
Seven students from an Ottawa-area Catholic school have written to Harper asking that he pull the attack ads Mike Duffy steps down from Conservative caucusPolitical | 142 hits | 6:51 PM on Thursday | posted by BeaverFever
Just days after being praised by the Conservative government for his "leadership" in paying back more than $90,000 in expenses, the P.E.I. Senator will now sit as an independent as he faces various potential ethics probes. Liberals take Labrador, as Jones wins big over Penashue
Yvonne Jones recaptured what has traditionally been safe Liberal ground, rolling up a big victory over Conservative Peter Penashue in Labrador's federal byelection. Why Toronto has been waiting for the subway for 100 yearsPolitical | 149 hits | 11:57 AM on Saturday | posted by BeaverFever
Transit historian Ed Levy explores a century of big transit plans, bickering and missed opportunities National Research Council to get business-friendly overhaulPolitical | 108 hits | 7:06 AM on Tuesday | posted by BeaverFever
Groups demand new Alberta energy regulator resign before he startsPolitical | 112 hits | 10:45 AM on Friday | posted by BeaverFever
Grim report warns Canada vulnerable to an aboriginal insurrection | Full Comment | National PostPolitical | 208 hits | 1:36 PM on Thursday | posted by commanderkai
The report suggests that Canada has all the conditions for a violent native uprising — social fault lines; a large ‘warrior cohort’; an economy vulnerable to sabotageBangladesh Needs Strong Unions, Not Outside Pressure
Political | 119 hits | 10:48 PM on Tuesday | posted by Zipperfish
Some Tory MPs reject anti-Trudeau taxpayer-funded flyerPolitical | 140 hits | 10:29 PM on Tuesday | posted by Zipperfish
More Conservative MPs join chorus shying away from taxpayer-funded mail-out as backbenchers seek more freedoms in the Commons Harper tightens grip on Crown CorporationsPolitical | 120 hits | 10:05 PM on Tuesday | posted by BeaverFever
BC Conservatives purge 4th candidate for controversial remarksPolitical | 152 hits | 2:26 PM on Sunday | posted by BeaverFever
BC Conservative fired over 'single mother' remarksPolitical | 139 hits | 10:42 AM on Friday | posted by BeaverFever
For the second time this week, the B.C. Conservative Party has dismissed a candidate over inappropriate remarks. Senior Mounties told not to meet MPs without prior approval
They are to notify a liaison office that co-ordinates RCMP strategy with the office of Public Safety Minister Vic Toews. Harper hints he'd be open to moving Commonwealth summit from Sri Lanka
Prime Minister Stephen Harper is hinting he'd like to see this year's Commonwealth summit moved out of Sri Lanka in protest over the country's human rights record. Conservative MPs urged to send out anti-Trudeau flyers at taxpayer expensePolitical | 164 hits | 9:01 PM on Wednesday | posted by BeaverFever
The campaign urges Tory MPs to use their mailing privileges to blanket their ridings with flyers bashing the new Liberal leader High School Fires Teacher After Her Partner's Name Appeared In Her Mother's ObituaryPolitical | 279 hits | 2:54 PM on Wednesday | posted by CanadianJeff
EXCLUSIVE: Video reveals Calgary developer's plan to control city councilPolitical | 200 hits | 11:29 AM on Wednesday | posted by BeaverFever
Cash-strapped Tory fundraising company owes federal government $1 million in unpaid taxes
The company behind the Conservative Party’s voter contact and fundraising operations owed the federal government nearly a $1 million in unpaid taxes when it filed for protection from creditors last week. Conservative ex-cabinet minister Penashue unlikely to win seat: poll
Ms. Jones had the support of 63 per cent of the decided poll respondents, compared to 20 per cent who said they would vote for Mr. Penashue and 17 per cent who said they favoured Mr. Borlase. Liberals choose Justin Trudeau as new leader
Newly elected Liberal Party of Canada Leader Justin Trudeau took to the stage before a crowd of over 1,000 supporters with a message of unity and hope with an eye to the next election in 2015. Ottawa signals an about-face on danger-pay cut
The Prime Minister's Office said Wednesday it intends to reverse a cut in danger pay for Canadian Forces personnel serving in Afghanistan, though it later clarified its statements to say it had asked officials to re-examine the move.How the UN Covered Up a Cholera Epidemic in Zimbabwe
A country chief got too close to the Zanu-PF and fired an officer who was trying to stop a deadly disease.
Political | 180 hits | 5:36 PM on Thursday | posted by commanderkai
A country chief got too close to the Zanu-PF and fired an officer who was trying to stop a deadly disease. Conservative campaign worker Sona charged in robocall probePolitical | 186 hits | 2:50 PM on Wednesday | posted by JaredMilne
Conservative MPs say they've been muzzled by their own party | CTV News
Some Conservative backbenchers stirred up controversy in the House of Commons Tuesday when they accused their own party of preventing them from speaking out in Parliament. Woman drummed out of conference over financial transparency on First NationsPolitical | 310 hits | 1:59 PM on Wednesday | posted by saturn_656
A woman who pushed for financial transparency on her First Nation was shouted down and drummed out of a news conference today with the visiting Minister of Aboriginal Affairs Bernard Valcourt. Senator discloses details of affair with political assistantPolitical | 243 hits | 8:39 AM on Wednesday | posted by Zipperfish
Conservative Sen. Pierre-Hughes Boisvenu says the Senate ethics officer told him last year he couldn't keep his girlfriend on his office payroll, but he did nothing about it for six months. Jim Carrey backlash over gun law attack
'Jim Carrey backlash over gun law attack' on Yahoo! Movies UK. ‘I don’t think I’ve ever felt so despised and so free at the same time.’ Conservative backbenchers say they're being muzzled in Parliament
Mark Warawa says Conservative whip Gordon O’Connor struck him from the list of backbenchers who were scheduled to deliver a member’s statement last Thursday Liberals worried about leadership vote turnout
OTTAWA — Despite a frantic, last-minute push by the Liberal party to sign up voters for its leadership race, the party appears set to have fewer voters for its race than the NDP did last year. Budget 2013: Ottawa drops tariffs on hockey equipment, baby clothes
The federal government is trying to make Canada's favourite pastime a little more affordable, and also ease the financial burden for new parents, by proposing $76 million in tariff relief for sports equipment and baby clothes. Justice spending rising sharply as crime rates fall, budget watchdog warns
Spending on courts, prisons and policing has increased sharply in Canada over the past decade, at a time when crime rates in the country continue to decline Under attack, Jim Flaherty defends mortgage meddling
On the eve of the federal budget, Finance Minister Jim Flaherty is defending his decision to meddle in Canada’s mortgage market, warning that historically-low interest rates may entice Canadians to borrow more than they can afford. Corruption probe asks about ties between engineering firm, Tory senator
Quebec's corruption inquiry is asking questions about the relationship between a Conservative senator and an engineering firm linked to illegal commissions. Canada's 'No' To Iraq War A Defining Moment For Prime Minister, Even 10 Years LaterPolitical | 232 hits | 9:13 AM on Tuesday | posted by Zipperfish
Sun News host Ezra Levant issues rare apology for Roma ‘slurs'Political | 205 hits | 9:59 PM on Monday | posted by Zipperfish
Television commentator says he hopes his comments ‘will serve as an example of what not to do when commenting on social issues’ Canada's federal librarians fear being 'muzzled'Political | 173 hits | 5:34 PM on Monday | posted by JaredMilne
‘Muzzling' of Canadian government scientists sent before Information Commissioner
Federal Information Commissioner Suzanne Legault is being asked to investigate the “muzzling” of Canadian government scientists in a request backed by a 128-page report detailing “systemic efforts” to obstruct access to researchers. Thomas Mulcair champions the case of a convicted cop shooter barred from Canada
Gary Freeman, convicted in 1969 Chicago cop shooting, believes the colour of his skin has barred his return to Canada Ottawa still blocking UN Indigenous peoples rapporteur from landing in Canada on official visit
James Anaya, the special rapporteur on the rights of Indigenous peoples, says the federal government continues to ignore his year-old request to visit Canada to investigate the “human rights situation of Indigenous peoples,”Back to Canada News
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