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Grits neglected ethnic voters for last decade, plan to shower them ‘with affection’ from now on
Conservatives strategically target cultural communities, but Liberals say they will reconnect.
Conservatives attack, but NDP promise to push back hard
NDP’s Brad Lavigne says the NDP won’t make the same mistake as Liberals in the same battle zone.
Senate Speaker should be elected too, say some Senators
Prime Minister Stephen Harper wants to reform the Senate. Some Senators say start with the appointed Speaker.
AG's report 'beyond reproach' says AFN chief, time for PM Harper's Cabinet to make moves
AFN National Chief Shawn Atleo calls on government to take advantage of majority status and directly address structural barriers to improving conditions for First Nations peoples.
Conservatives 'lay track' to attack media, real opposition party in new Parliament
The Conservatives are likely seeing that by default, the toughest opposition will probably come from the media, says pollster Nik Nanos.
Don't judge us just yet, says Huffington Post Canada managing editor
Huff Post Canada launched in Toronto, wants to break into federal political beat too.
Tory brass trying to broker compromise on 'deal-breaker' one-member-one-vote policy
Old Canadian Alliance members pit against former PCers in Quebec and Atlantic Canada over riding association power and leadership, and policy conventions.
Cabinet ministers' 2011 guide downplays ministerial accountability
Opposition MPs say changes may be an escape hatch for departments that get into trouble.
Full Cabinet hardly meets, P&P is Harper's real Cabinet
Cabinet's Priorities and Planning Committee is it, the rest pale by comparison.
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