Barack Obama’s press secretary on a carbon taxAn exchange from today’s " press gaggle " aboard Air Force One. Compare and contrast this with the president’s response yesterday...
As seen on the Colbert ReportStephen Colbert responds to criticism of his suggestion that Windsor is the Earth’s rectum. Growing up near Windsor, my...
Exxon favours a carbon taxExxon Mobile confirms its support for a carbon tax. Nearly four years ago, the company’s chairman endorsed a carbon tax over...
The return of C-30?Police chiefs are pushing for the resurrection of the government’s "lawful access" legislation. All our previous coverage of C-30...
It’s snow grooming machine week, apparentlyThe week so far in federal funding for snow grooming machines. Tuesday . Acting on behalf of the Honourable Denis Lebel, Minister...
Tease the day: Echoes of a giant oil spill and rising tensions in GazaA forthcoming BP settlement didn’t crack today’s papers, but anger in the Middle East sure did.
President Obama on a carbon taxDuring his news conference this afternoon, President Barack Obama was asked about the possibility of pursuing a carbon tax.
’It could be a win-win-win situation’Thomas Mulcair makes his pitch for resource development. The IEA report is here .
Sticking up for the Earth’s rectumJoe Comartin and Brian Masse respond to Stephen Colbert’s suggestion that Windsor is "the Earth’s rectum."