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Hunting for grizzly bears
June 26, 2008, 1 Comment

Ian McAllister photo By Andrew Findlay (Georgia Straight Magazine) More and more foreigners are paying top dollar for th ...

Ottawa Cabinet Shuffle
June 25, 2008, Comments Off on Ottawa Cabinet Shuffle

June 28 PM values loyalty not democracy Harper promoted ministers who were unelected, or unelectable SUSAN RILEY, Canwes ...

Public Sector Integrity Commissioner
June 23, 2008, Comments Off on Public Sector Integrity Commissioner

23 June 2008Public Sector Integrity Commissioner? How did we miss this somewhat Orwellian title? Not that we don’t ...

Canada's 39th Parliament winds down
June 21, 2008, Comments Off on Canada's 39th Parliament winds down

June 21 Cranky Parliament still got things done Don Martin, National Post Change anathema to Harper While there’s ...

PLQ UP – ADQ DOWN
June 20, 2008, Comments Off on PLQ UP – ADQ DOWN

June 20 ADQ’s decline is good news for the Liberals Charest can thank his bounce in polls on his two Bourassa-era ...

Wednesday Night #1372
June 18, 2008, Comments Off on Wednesday Night #1372

Photos  and More on Wednesday-night.com Terry & David Jones, the consummate diplomats, are with us from Washington ...

China 2008 Earthquake
June 17, 2008, 1 Comment

June 17 More floods threaten south China Dykes and embankments are being reinforced in southern China amid some of the w ...

Conservatives to withdraw Montreal International Funding
June 14, 2008, Comments Off on Conservatives to withdraw Montreal International Funding

We are particularly incensed by this utterly myopic move, yet another indication of the Conservative government’s ...

Island municipalities and Montreal peace pact
June 13, 2008, Comments Off on Island municipalities and Montreal peace pact

We applaud this necessary step in the long frustrating saga of merger-demerger-agglomeration, while awaiting clarificati ...

Canada apologizes to aboriginal peoples
June 12, 2008, Comments Off on Canada apologizes to aboriginal peoples

The apology (excerpts of text) Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper (R) and Assembly of First Nations Chief Phil Fonta ...