The fulsome Dean Del Mastro

What, Dean, ducks not yet in a row? “Vikileaks” won’t be dragged before HUAC the Standing Committee on Access to Information, Privacy and Ethics until next week? “We are going to extend a courtesy that the Liberal Party would probably never extend to us,” [Del Mastro] said. “We would encourage

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daveberta.ca - Alberta politics blog: edmonton tory candidate posing for photos at police service media conference.

PC candidate Steven Young on the Edmonton Journal website. Staff Sergeant Steven Young was the face of the Edmonton Police Service at a media conference held yesterday announcing the police service’s new advertising campaign. Mr. Young also happens to be the nominated Progressive Conservative Party candidate in Edmonton-Riverview, a position

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“Stratfor Wanted Assange Out by Any Means”

by: Yazan al-Saadi While publicly underplaying the significance of WikiLeaks activity in combating government secrecy, senior execs and analysts at private US intelligence firm Stratfor privately described Wikileaks founder Julian Assange as a “terrorist” and “delusion nut” who “needs to be water-boarded” and made to “move from country to country”

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Roboscam: what is to be done?

“I’m not convinced that there are such systemic issues raised here as to warrant a public inquiry,” opines Andrew Coyne, “and I’m not sure anyone has really made that case.” Let me have a go. With help, of course. 69 ridings (not 21, pace Aaron Wherry, who knows of the

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