Tobacco and the 2011 Federal Election
There are a lot of things going on in this country that should be issues in this election: Fisheries and Oceans Canada's support for fish farms, the tar sands, and…
Tobacco and the 2011 Federal Election
There are a lot of things going on in this country that should be issues in this election: Fisheries and Oceans Canada's support for fish farms, the tar sands, and…
Edmonton-Leduc NDP campaigning Itinerary for Thursday April 28
Thursday we are in Edmonton again. If you need to track us down, call 780-222-6175. Meeting at Bear Mountain Cafe in Southgate at 3:45 pm. Visiting: Confederation Rec Centre Lous…
Comment on A Polarized Canadian Electorate by Jenn Jilks
Thing is, we (the people) don’t need a majority. With absolute power comes corruption. We need men and women, the left, right and centre, to represent our various needs, our…
John Gormley echos disingenuous CPC rhetoric on coalition governance.
Failed-conservative-politician turned radical-right-wing-radio-host used his regular column space in the Saskatoon Star Phoenix a few days ago to (surprise, surprise!) regurgitate Stephen Harper’s ‘coalition with separatists’ rhetoric. The problem with…
John Gormley echos disingenuous CPC rhetoric on coalition governance.
Failed-conservative-politician turned radical-right-wing-radio-host used his regular column space in the Saskatoon Star Phoenix a few days ago to (surprise, surprise!) regurgitate Stephen Harper's 'coalition with separatists' rhetoric.The problem with ...
John Gormley echos disingenuous CPC rhetoric on coalition governance.
Failed-conservative-politician turned radical-right-wing-radio-host used his regular column space in the Saskatoon Star Phoenix a few days ago to (surprise, surprise!) regurgitate Stephen Harper’s ‘coalition with separatists’ rhetoric. The problem with…
Winds of change
Heady times for sure. Personally, I think there is only so much that can be done I the face of such a groundswell; it is looking the federal NDP party…
Winds of change
Heady times for sure. Personally, I think there is only so much that can be done I the face of such a groundswell; it is looking the federal NDP party…
Mouseland
I believe this is one of the best speeches in Canadian history and amazing how it is still relevant so many years later. submit_url = ‘http://randomrantingravingandratings.blogspot.com’; ..
Why I don’t vote for the Green Party. . . .
I have a lot of sympathy for the Green Party on many issues. I essentially believe that Canada should have little or no standing military, we should have a much…
Comment of the day
Here's a little gem I found on the comment page of an interesting analysis published in yesterday's Globe and Mail: One thing that is deeply misunderstood by people outside Quebec…
Comment on A Polarized Canadian Electorate by Robert G. Longpré
If I can maintain the passion, there is more to come. Thanks for the support, Brenda.
Comment on A Polarized Canadian Electorate by Brenda
Thank you for this ‘honest’ blog.
Comment on A Polarized Canadian Electorate by Robert G. Longpré
Hi Ted – somehow I don’t think that we need a joining of the two parties. If anything, we should work on preserving the two as separate parties since they…