Progressive Bloggers // Blogues progressistes

With so many issues on the headlines across the nation, it’s always a guessing game to see which one will top off QP. Today, Nycole Turmel led off with a question on Quebec’s proposed legal challenge for long-gun registry data, to which Harper gave his usual assurances about not targeting

Perhaps the most iconic irony of the whole crisis at Attawapiskat is the presence, a scant 90 km away, of the De Beers Diamond Mine at Victor Lake. The top 1% and some of us 98%ers could be wearing diamonds pulled from the traditional territories of the poorest 1%. If

And unlike Warren Kinsella, I tend to agree with Scheer’s ruling. The fact is that there’s little in the way of any sort of precedent that I can find with a small cursory glance to prove Cotler’s face of a breach of his parliamentary privilege. Granted, I’m not in any

…Lies In The Darkest Of Hearts More on what we reckon Mr. Frum is really up to to follow…. .

Shorter Conservative Speaker Andrew Scheer. The notion of Parliamentary privilege becomes a nullity, and Canada edges closer to becoming a de facto one-party state.

The Liberal Party’s Million Conversations campaign to raise a million dollars has featured almost daily e-mails from current Liberal MPs, past Liberal greats, and Paul Martin. These letters have taken on an increasingly frantic tone, culminating in Jean Chretien’s warning yesterday that Harper may re-open the abortion and Same Sex

One of the five items in the BC education plan is to improve “teacher quality”. Evidently Minister Abbott, after his many visits to schools and conversations with teachers, has come to the conclusion that there is a “teacher quality” problem. This despite overwhelming evidence of the negative impact on educational