Budget projections are no longer worth worrying aboutWhatever Tuesday’s economic update said , the Prime Minister says he still expects the budget to be balanced before the 2015...
The Senate’s last stand?The Windsor Star says if the Senate defeats C-290 it will be another reason to implement the Harper government’s proposed reforms.
The law of unintended consequences?Support for unrestricted abortion has apparently increased over the last eight months. In a recent print edition of the...
’I can’t imagine why she would want to miss this opportunity’Calgary mayor Naheed Nenshi hopes the apparently shy Joan Crockatt will appear at a debate his office has helped organize. Here is...
How did the House end up passing C-290 unanimously?Among Michael Chong’s objections to C-290, Joe Comartin’s sports betting bill , is the manner in which it passed the House. Via...
Tease the day: BP’s settlement merits barely a whisperIs $4.5-billion not a lot of money, or something?
The new NDP?The NDP would like you to know that it doesn’t oppose trade. Meanwhile, Stephen Gordon pans Mr. Mulcair’s refinery talk .
Bob Rae steps up to defend carbon pricingBob Rae was in Toronto today to deliver a speech on energy policy. Included in that was a defence of putting a price on carbon.
Exchanging tweets with Rona AmbroseEarlier this afternoon, Rona Ambrose responded to this blog post with the following tweet . I responded with a...