The Conservatives track support federally, provincially, territorially, municipally. No other party has ever done such a meticulous and exhaustive job in the history of politics in Canada.
It’s no longer just about helping immigrants or aboriginal peoples, it’s about having an economy that can grow and prosper.
But Liberals should look at how the Manning Centre’s annual networking conference in March holds one of the most politically-sophisticated events of the year.
On the Christmas issue, religion came knocking on the door of politics. In the matter of the Religious Office, it is politics that is standing up for religious rights, some will say it was unavoidable.
Heritage Minister James Moore and Prime Minister Stephen Harper have a tough choice ahead of them as the lobbying for candidates is already well underway for an appointment that takes effect Jan. 25, 2012.
Whatever one’s views of Canada’s multiculturalism policy, it’s hard to deny that we are doing better than most when it comes to living in harmony.
Among the many new faces in Parliament are Canadians of many backgrounds and, as part of the Liberal Party's misfortunes, the other parties have gotten into the diversity field big time.
Whatever happened to Senate reform, Parliamentary decorum, aboriginal inclusion, refugee policy, skills development, and the future of the CBC? Or for that matter, Calgary and Chicoutimi? And the Green Party?
Just as feminism seems to be out of date, the human rights agenda for minorities seems passé to some. The Liberals, as the party of the Charter of Rights, run the risk of having an outdated moniker. For immigrants who are better off, economic succ
Whether this Cabinet is using its override power enough or too much is a matter of opinion. It usually depends on whether you like their interventions or not.
This post recession period requires us to cement the Canadian national purpose for a better trained, educated and more innovative workforce.
Some MPs regret the loss of the religious aspect of Christmas and the rise of the commercial aspects.
Some MPs regret the loss of the religious aspect of Christmas and the rise of the commercial aspects.
Some MPs regret the loss of the religious aspect of Christmas and the rise of the commercial aspects.
While maintaining his distance from policy minutiae, there is much new GG David Johnston can do to nudge and cajole students and parents, the education and advanced education community, business, labour and governments, to push the 'smart' part of that sm
Michaëlle Jean eschewed the traditional cool reserve in favour of getting out there and sharing emotions, cutting a very different image of her office. It was refreshing to many, distressing to some.
Whether the networks are facing as dire a situation as they say, is a matter the CRTC will look into. There is no question the recession hit them harder than the specialty networks and the distributors. But is there spare money in the system? I am guess
There's a major shift taking place in the ethnic vote towards the Conservatives. At least that's what the last batch of public opinion polls are telling us.
The media reward conflict and denigrate collaboration. Conflict is seen as tough and decisive, while collaboration is seen as weak and directionless.
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