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Canadian general election – the (Liberal) aftermath
September 4, 2010, 2 Comments

See also Canada after 2008 election and Canada’s political showdown and Liberal Party Convention 2009 ; “Being M ...

Wednesday Night #1486
August 25, 2010, 1 Comment

It was noted that Herb Bercovitz is celebrating his 86th birthday on Wednesday 1486, which explains his absence. All pre ...

Wednesday Night #1484
August 11, 2010, Comments Off on Wednesday Night #1484

More , plus photos and videos on wednesday-night.com A very celebratory night with some long-time absentees and some ver ...

Income Trust Tax decision
August 7, 2010, Comments Off on Income Trust Tax decision

Income Trusts on Wednesday-Night.com Four years later Flaherty offers apology for income trust hurt Jim Flaherty may hav ...

Wednesday Night #1481
July 21, 2010, Comments Off on Wednesday Night #1481

Wednesday-Night.com for photos and more Ron Meisels was warmly congratulated on the recent announcement of the Caldwell ...

Liberals and the NDP
June 17, 2010, Comments Off on Liberals and the NDP

Two views on the proposal that the Liberals and NDP merge Norman Spector: Why a Liberal-NDP merger makes sense Perusing ...

Mulroney – Schreiber
June 2, 2010, Comments Off on Mulroney – Schreiber

Schreiber-Mulroney affair: the main players and for real junkies, the CBC offers an interesting backgrounder Parsing the ...

The American Power Act
May 19, 2010, Comments Off on The American Power Act

See also Gulf of Mexico oil spill and U.S.: Environment and energy Robert Redford — Mr. President: Now Is the Time ...

Canada at 150 — Andrew Coyne comments
April 7, 2010, Comments Off on Canada at 150 — Andrew Coyne comments

The end of the Liberal empire Andrew Coyne on how the former Natural Governing Party might avoid certain doom Going into ...

Canada at 150 – a new way of conducting politics
April 5, 2010, Comments Off on Canada at 150 – a new way of conducting politics

Pascal Zemprelli: The dawn of politics 2.0 Politics 2.0 is about a culture change in Ottawa. It is politics moving from ...

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