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Tories take it to the people but talk of... - Wednesday, February 11, 2004 Tories take it to the people but talk of Alberta separation is taboo (full story) |
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Martin health plan gets 48% support - Wednesday, February 11, 2004 OTTAWA Prime Minister Paul Martin kicks off his first legislative session today with a Speech from the Throne that will emphasize domestic policies such as a health care -- a key concern of Canadians who are expressing tepid support for the Liberal government's reform plans. The speech, to set the tone for Mr. Martin's administration as Parliament sits for the first time since he was chosen Liberal Leader and new Prime Minister in November, comes as a new poll suggests only half of Canadians support his plans for health care. (full story) |
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Martin trying to duck issues - Saturday, January 31, 2004 It would seem that in running a shipping company for a couple of decades Prime Minister Paul Martin has learned a thing or two about the importance of clearing the decks before sailing into stormy seas. (full story) |
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HANCOCK UNDER FIRE OVER GUN REGISTRY - Friday, November 28, 2003 Dave Hancock is a smarty-pants Red Tory lawyer from southwest Edmonton who, ironically, has been leading the charge to head off the intriguing firewall concept. (full story) |
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WE NEED LEADERS WHO HAVE THE GUTS TO FIGHT CRIME - Thursday, November 27, 2003 And by "shrugs" I mean the lack of emphasis on fighting violent crime by Toronto's NDP mayor-elect David Miller, new Ontario Liberal premier Dalton McGuinty, and incoming Liberal prime minister Paul Martin. (full story) |
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Gun registry foe admits law breach - Wednesday, November 12, 2003 Former legislature sergeant-at-arms sought own arrest (full story) |
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New Fraser Institute Study Examines the Options... - Wednesday, November 12, 2003 New Fraser Institute Study Examines the Options for Policing in Alberta (full story) |
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