http://www.vancouversun.com/ After the Conservatives vote this afternoon to go to war, we will enter the annals of historical folly. Dishonesty and folly are Stephen Harper’s hallmarks. They are present in…
A month ago, Brian Mulroney took Stephen Harper apart on national television. This weekend, writing in the National Post, Conrad Black told Harper his fifteen minutes were up: If Harper…
http://www.ipolitics.ca/ Stephen Harper planned to win the next election on the economy and tax cuts. But his numbers have tanked for a year. And the latest EKOS poll reveals that
http://www.ipolitics.ca/ Stephen Harper tells us that there are lots of things we can’t afford — like veterans affairs offices, lawyers to check the proposed constitutionality of legislation, and home mail…
http://www.thestar.com/ Stephen Harper is going to war, believing it will help him get re-elected. Chantal Hebert writes that, in adopting the same rhetoric he used to support the
http://www.sunnewsnetwork.ca/ Michael den Tandt writes that the apology Sun News issued this week to Justin Trudeau will go down in history as a superb example of insincere sincerity: Having first…
http://lynnlipinski.me/ As Lawrence Martin sees it, there are four scenarios in Stephen Harper’s future. The first is to hold an election at the prescribed date, set in
http://businessmanagementcoursesuk.com/ Last week was not a good week for Stephen Harper. Certainly, Paul Calandra’s performance in the House did not cover his boss in glory. But, Michael Harris writes, Stephen…
http://muncievoice.com/ In 1974, Arthur Laffer famously drew a curve on the back of a napkin while he had dinner with a reporter from the Wall Street Journal. The curve illustrated…
www.nationalpost.com/ Paul Calandra’s behaviour this week — first preening arrogance, then blubbering self pity — is symptomatic of our sick politics. Andrew Coyne writes: There is no useful
http://reason.com/ This week, the Conference Board released a report predicting generational warfare between Canadians. Macleans has also jumped on the bandwagon. Linda McQuaig writes: I turn to Maclean’s if I…
http://www.ctvnews.ca/ Andrew Nikiforuk writes that, according to Gus Van Harten, the Foreign Investment Promotion and Protection Agreement — which Stephen Harper signed without any public debate — trumps both First…
http://toronto350.org/ Stephen Harper is at the UN today to attend a meeting of the Security Council. He chose not to attend yesterday’s meeting on climate change. As
http://backofthebook.ca/ The conventional wisdom these days seems to hold that Stephen Harper will never testify at Mike Duffy’s trial. But Scott Reid, who used to be Paul Martin’s director of…
Over the weekend, Conservative senators announced that they will re-introduce a bill which previously sparked rebellion in the Red Chamber. The bill would force unions to publicly disclose their spending.…
http://www.macleans.ca/ This week Stephen Harper heads to the United Nations, an organization which he has consistently snubbed. The goal is to present himself as a world statesman — not to…
http://yrfn.ca/ The latest Conservative campaign ad proclaims that we are all “better off under Harper.” But the latest EKOS poll suggests that Canadians don’t feel
http://www.stonecoldmagicmagazine.com/ Between now and the next election, Stephen Harper will try hard to be a magician. He’ll try to make his record disappear. Michael Harris writes: That is a conversation…
http://deslibris.ca The Canadian Centre For Policy Alternatives is in Mr. Harper’s sites. Linda McQuaig writes: Of course, we’re all familiar now with how Stephen Harper
http://www.smh.com.au/ Stephen Harper is a nasty piece of work. Just how nasty was made clear recently when he refused to allow wounded Palestinian children into Canada for medical
