Monthly Archives: November 2007

Peter MacKay Thinks You’re Un-Canadian

That is, if you oppose even the current nature of our military involvement in Afghanistan. Further, in MacKay’s twisted logic if you think that Canadian troops should be protected from implication in war crimes, then you’re somehow not “supporting the … Continue reading

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Running To Win

Last weekend the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), a group of over 2500 scientific experts from 130 different countries that’s been working since 1988, released their fourth and final report [pdf] on the urgent crisis that threatens our economy, … Continue reading

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TVO: Does Voting Matter?

Below is video from my October 19th appearance on TVO’s The Agenda With Steve Paikin discussing low voter turn-out, along with Warren Kinsella and four other panelists.

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Return Of Lewis?

This could be a complete coincidence, but the Conservatives still need a candidate in Toronto Centre, and my old Conservative opponent just left his job: MGI was being run by Lewis Reford, who left the firm this week, and was … Continue reading

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