Terry Milewski

Terry Milewski quibbles.

The CBC finds curious paperwork in one riding.

Terry Milewski reviews sections 33 and 34 of the government’s online surveillance legislation.

Yesterday afternoon, Conservative MP Brian Jean stood just before Question Period to share some news with the House.

Terry Milewski travels to Texas to compare crime policy here and there.

‘No one can replace Jack, but we can honour him by making sure his dream of social justice will never die’

John Allemang profiles Terry Milewski.

Terry Milewski notes two redaction curiosities in the latest raft of documents.

To the Conservative campaign now, specifically to the Canadian Coptic Centre in Mississauga, where Mr. Harper wished to highlight his promise to establish an Office of Religious Freedom within the Department of Foreign Affairs. Behind him a Canadian flag, all around him, as the official news release describes it, “an enthusiastic and diverse crowd.”

Terry Milewski digs up an essay penned by Stephen Harper and Tom Flanagan around the same time the former was saying things like this. It sketches a potential Reform-Progressive Conservative “alliance”—as opposed to a merger—and then turns to the question of Quebec.

CBC correspondents move all around the circle. I’ve been a fan of Evan Solomon’s since Shift magazine. He will do well here if both he and the network see his show as a chance to dig deeply into all the ways Canadians are actually governed, or could be, and not — as too many people saw his Sunday show — as an excuse to cover something, anything, please God anything, except Ottawa politics. The CBC sometimes has a hard time with this, so: You have a lot of other shows that don’t cover Ottawa politics. Your Ottawa politics show should probably cover Ottawa politics.