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HILL LIFE & PEOPLE SLIDESHOWS
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Scott Reid's 10th Annual Craft Brew Beer Tasting
June 12, 2013 |
The Sandbox Project 2013
June 12, 2013 |
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Pedestrian access to Hill to be restored by Canada Day, says Public Works
The Senate may be moved to the Government Conference Centre for 10 years beginning in 2018, an alternative interim space for the Senate when construction begins on Centre Block.
Page leaves job as Canada’s first PBO
Criticized by the government for providing good, solid analysis ever since he started the job five years ago, Kevin Page talks about his job as Canada’s first Parliamentary budget officer. His last day was Friday.
Three Hill journalists nominated for Newsperson of the Year Award
The winner will be announced on Feb. 28 as part of the Canadian Journalism Foundation’s J-Talk to be held at the Exchange Tower in downtown Toronto.
Page says three stellar candidates up for PBO job right in his office
PBO Kevin Page says Mostafa Askari, Sahir Khan, Chris Matier are all interested in the high-pressure job.
Holocaust survivor Vera Gara says don’t hate
Holocaust survivor Vera Gara has been publicly speaking about the Holocaust for 35 years at schools. She’s happy Ottawa will finally get the National Holocaust Monument.
Canada needs modern, holistic solution for the three million people who are food insecure, don’t know where next meal coming from: organizer Saul
Poverty and its related issues cost Canada at least $25-billion a year, according to the National Council of Welfare.
Canada beefs up security intelligence, but accountability sorely lacking, say authors of award-winning book, Secret Service
Reg Whitaker talks about his book, Secret Service: Political Policing in Canada From the Fenians To Fortress America.
‘We’re still in a structural deficit,’ says former PM Martin
Former Liberal prime minister and finance minister Paul Martin reflects on the Liberals’ financial legacy and Conservatives’ missteps managing the economy.
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