’Those are pretty strong words’
From Question Period this afternoon, the Defence Minister takes questions from the Bloc, Liberals and New Democrats on the matter...
Peter MacKay
’I have not seen those reports’
The Defence Minister tells Canadian Press he never saw Richard Colvin’s reports on the treatment of detainees in Afghan...
Will we ever know what happened in Afghanistan? (III)
Peter MacKay, October 8 . "Mr. Speaker, despite the wild-eyed, woolly-headed allegations of the not-so-New Democratic Party, we...
Keeping them honest
Does this make the Chronicle-Herald the first media outlet to do its own check of how the government has allocated its stimulus...
Will we ever know what happened in Afghanistan?
Canadian Press chronicles the latest development —allegations of witness intimidation—in the Military Police Complaints...
The question of 2011 (III)
The transcript of Bob Rae’s scrum with reporters after Question Period this afternoon.
The question of 2011 (II)
Canadian Press reviews the tea leaves and suggests a Parliamentary debate is in the offing.
The question of 2011
Peter MacKay ventures that Canadian troops will be in Afghanistan after 2011. John Geddes’ analysis is once more relevant.
Footnotes
The shouted word "appalling" was apparently quite audible to those watching Question Period on television this afternoon, not that...
The Commons: Huzzah, Mr. Ignatieff asks a question that is not entirely rhetorical
But never let it be said Parliament is no place for a Ringo joke