In a story released by the Toronto Star it is noted that the Government of Canada – the “New Harper Government” Read more »
In a story released by the Toronto Star it is noted that the Government of Canada – the “New Harper Government” Read more »
With the news that the leader of the Conservative party of Canada (CPC), who also holds office as the Prime Minister of Canada, Read more »
Following last week’s release of the 2013 federal budget, our Member of Parliament, Rick Norlock, attended the usual budget breakfast hosted by one of the local Chambers of Commerce to sing its praises to the mostly friendly audience. Read more »
As a reasonably savvy person I figured that navigating government services would not be that hard – wrong Read more »
For the last year or so I’ve been participating in online surveys for a well known polling firm. From the beginning I was hooked, eager to provide my opinion on products, services, and all things political whenever asked. Read more »
Both expressions, one British and one Texan mean the same thing – no substance just flash. That’s what Northumberland is going to get for one hour next Thursday. Fittingly St. Valentine’s Day. A day to express one’s love to one’s sweetheart. Read more »
“The term triumphalism is what anthropologists call an “observer’s category”; it is generally taken as having a pejorative sense (see the Oxford English Dictionary) and few members of groups would identify themselves as being triumphalist. Read more »
Just in time for the Christmas media slow down, here comes Transport Canada with a press release announcing two new appointees to the board of directors of VIA Rail. Chosen by Minister of Transportation, Infrastructure and Communities Denis Lebel, Read more »
When Stephen Harper and his government changed the rules to prevent agricultural migrant workers Read more »
Every year at this time the pitches to give to the poor drive me crazy. Whether it’s money, gifts, or food, the act of giving provides more gratification to the giver than to the ones it’s given to, and that’s a cruel irony. Read more »
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