- Tories postpone Monday’s third reading to scrap long-gun registry, Libs accuse Tories ...
- CROP poll unsettles NDP, but Boivin says Libs not making Quebec comeback from sponsorship ...
- NCC says it’s not supporting Harper’s Conservatives by launching internet attack ad ...
- Conservative supporters max out to party, then give to National Citizens Coalition
- That was one helluva wake
- Digital piracy is theft, Canadian jobs stolen
- We need a made-in-Canada copyright solution
- Fixating on the unknowable future a fascinating new year hobby, open to ribbing
- Sir John, eh? Coming bicentennial perfect time to celebrate Canada’s first PM
- Harper and the Big Oil Party of Canada
- Canada’s monumental economic challenge: our increasingly schizophrenic attitude to ...
- Repaying Africa’s generosity: hundreds of Canadian companies do business in Africa, ...
- How Winnipeg dropped its auto theft rate by 83 per cent and what the rest of Canada ...
- U.S. Democrats urge Grits to rebuild infrastructure in unheld ridings
- Parliament’s new poet laureate one of Canada’s greatest poets in 20th and 21st ...
- Former Harper adviser Boessenkool joins Liberal B.C. Premier Clark
- “In a recent letter to Conservative MPs and Senators, Prime Minister Stephen Harper ...
- ‘They're worried, they’re waiting for Cabinet and they’re waiting for the budget’
- First Nations want more than an MOU after this week’s meeting with PM, looking for real ...
- MPs’ pensions should be reviewed
EXCLUSIVE:
Architects of U.S. President Barack Obama’s 2008 campaign talk technology and grassroots organizing at Liberal convention and offer simple advice: connect with people and don’t just talk politics.
‘They're worried, they’re waiting for Cabinet and they’re waiting for the budget’
PIPSC and PSAC, who represent more than 200,000 federal bureaucrats, are bracing for the effects of the government’s cuts.
NCC says it’s not supporting Harper’s Conservatives by launching internet attack ad against Rae
The head of a right-wing lobby group that recently launched a controversial internet attack ad against interim Liberal Leader Bob Rae and drew much of its financial support from Conservative Party donors over the past two elections says his connections to Prime Minister Stephen Harper are unrelated to the group’s political campaigns.
Conservative supporters max out to party, then give to National Citizens Coalition
A new political fundraising trend has developed over the past five years involving Conservative Party supporters who donated as much as they could to the party under electoral law limits in the past two elections as well as intervening years and also contributed as much or thousands of dollars more to a right-wing lobby group that has indirectly supported the Conservative government in those elections, a Hill Times review of political financing reports to Elections Canada shows.
NCC slammed for ‘disgusting character assassination’ attack ad against Rae
Liberal and New Democrat MPs say the NCC’s attack ad against Bob Rae suggests Parliament should review the role of heavily-financed third-party lobby groups between elections.
National Citizens Coalition 'never has, never will' work for Conservative Party, says Coleman
'What the country needs is a Liberal Party with a leader that can present an alternative to the Conservatives. Having a leader like Bob Rae who believes in big government to the max is not what the Liberal Party needs,' NCC president Peter Coleman tells The Hill Times.
Third-party advertising spending should be restricted between elections after NCC releases attack ad against Rae, say opposition MPs
'It’s just so wide open to abuse,' says NDP MP Joe Comartin.
Reflections on John Napier Turner
John Turner is certainly human, but he is a quintessential Canadian, who loves this country, and was a highly-principled national leader, diminished by so-called political allies.
Atleo wants 2012 to represent a ‘critical mass for change for First Nations people’
AFN National Chief Atleo calls on PM to follow through on endorsement of UN Declaration on Rights of Indigenous Peoples.
Goodbye Library of Parliament, hello world
Parliamentary Librarian William Young retires after almost a quarter-century with the Library of Parliament.
Media and Copyright
January 16, 2012
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- Chiefs of Staff, Communications Directors, Press Secretaries to Cabinet Ministers
- Cabinet’s Directors of Communications and Chiefs of Staff List 2011
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