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Harper's two missing ingredients to success in Quebec
Harper's stance on Martin government's package for Bombardier could make or break him
Bad blood between Canada's recent Prime Ministers
PMs more likely to speak through lawyers than across a podium of a goodwill tsunami mission
It's unlikely a federal election playoff before 2006
Between now and then, there is not a hint of a serious federal leadership contest
Canada's foreign policy has been in a holding pattern
Since 9/11, there's been no overall sense of how Canada sees itself adjusting in long term circumstances on the North American continent
Martin doesn't look like he'd win majority any time soon
In many provincial capitals, the PM is earning the reputation of a fair-weather friend
Martin is at mercy of Conservatives on missile defence
Political stakes too high for minority Libs to easily move on from a defeat on the issue
Bulging surplus a huge drain on country's democratic life
By low-balling budget surpluses, government has stifled discussion of shape of future
Keep an eye on seven in 38th Parliament
New Parliament marks beginning of permanent audition for four federal leaders
Quebec side deal a lightning rod for anti-Martin forces
Martin's approach to health accord was always bound to divide his own Liberal house
PM Martin has many federal posts to fill
Martin could change face of patronage process, if he chooses
Ethical cloud hovers over PM's government
No amount of political tap dancing will allow Paul Martin to sidestep reality in election
Joe Clark should have known better
But because Clark is a former prime minister, he got away with his reductionist statement
PM poised to reinvent wheel set in motion by Chrétien
Martin has sent out many mixed signals over government's commitment to health care
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