| Calgary Herald - May 24, 2012 Alberta will open a new office in Ottawa to help build stronger relations in Canada's capital and advocate for the province on issues of interest. |
| Edmonton Sun - May 24, 2012 Speaker of the Legislature Gene Zwozdesky oversaw the reading of the Speech from the Throne at the Alberta Legislature in Edmonton, Alberta on Thursday, May 24, 2012. |
Calgary Sun - May 25, 2012 Introduced in the Throne Speech opening a brief one-week legislative session, the office "will serve to promote the province and enhance our strong relationship with the Government of Canada," the premier said. "Alberta has always had a strong and ... |
| National Post - May 26, 2012 We will be highlighting the work of some of our best journalists who have written about the Queen, her role in Canada and society, and the future of the monarchy. |
OHS Canada - May 25, 2012 Don Ethell in the speech from the throne that began an abbreviated session of the legislature. ''First responders rush to our aid in times of trouble, and this government will be the first in Canada to do the same for them.'' Bill 1, the signature and ... |
| Globe and Mail - May 25, 2012 It was approved and the commitment to the new park was announced in the Speech from the Throne in June, 2011. It was also mentioned in the March budget, and, although specific funding was not allocated, Parks Canada has been moving forward with it. |
| Globe and Mail - May 9, 2012 The head that wears the crown looked decidedly weary on Wednesday morning, as Queen Elizabeth took to the throne, put on her heaviest crown, and opened Britain's parliamentary session by reading the traditional agenda-setting policy speech - in this ... |
Calgary Herald - May 24, 2012 The legislature will relaunch this afternoon with an upbeat throne speech from the Redford government, even as challenges start to pile up. |
| Toronto Star - May 26, 2012 Re: Tory MP wants budget bill split, May 24 Thanks to MP David Wilks and reporter Tonda MacCharles we have, in one neat package, a clear expression of what's really wrong with Canadian democracy. If ever there was an indictment of our political culture ... |
Vancouver Sun - May 8, 2012 ... to the Senate floor to stage a Throne Speech-day protest against the government. The 22-year-old has landed on her still-protesting feet since being fired as a result of that protest, and now has a new book out touting youth activism in Canada. |
| Macleans.ca - May 22, 2012 ... uniformed Senate page when she made herself an instant symbol of youth protest nearly a year ago by silently holding a handmade “Stop Harper” sign on the floor of the upper chamber during the reading of the Conservative government's Throne Speech. |
Calgary Herald - May 8, 2012 ... to the Senate floor to stage a Throne Speech-day protest against the government. The 22-year-old has landed on her still-protesting feet since being fired as a result of that protest, and now has a new book out touting youth activism in Canada. |
| Montreal Gazette - May 21, 2012 The heir to the throne kept the media buzzing with his off-the-wall ideas. He still has his critics, but the laughter is much more muted now. |
| A senior Conservative adviser opines the prime minister would have a throne speech this fall to set out a fresh legislative agenda - if only the government could find some new initiatives to announce. |
Hamilton Spectator - May 22, 2012 Earlier in the day, Nathan Tidridge of Carlisle, who teaches at Waterdown District High School, was presented with a medal marking the Queen's 60 years on the throne by the prince at Queen's Park. He wrote a book called Canada's Constitutional Monarchy ... |
| When the Queen celebrated her 40th year on the throne in 1992, for example, the monarchy was under a dark shadow. It was not, the Queen said in a famous speech, "a year on which I shall look back with undiluted pleasure. In the words of one of my more ... |
| When the Queen celebrated her 40th year on the throne in 1992, for example, the monarchy was under a dark shadow. It was not, the Queen said in a famous speech, "a year on which I shall look back with undiluted pleasure. In the words of one of my more ... |
National Post - May 16, 2012 The public safety committee could still debate the bill in the fall, but it would take a significant amount of time to rewrite the legislation, and the Prime Minister is expected to prorogue parliament before then and come back with a Throne Speech ... |
| Toronto Star - May 1, 2012 To many Canadians that won't feel like the “smarter, more caring nation” that Harper promised in last year's throne speech. It will feel more like a federal shrug of indifference. Workers at the CBC are feeling the pain, along with those who run our ... |
| Nanaimo Daily News - May 20, 2012 The heir to the throne kept the media buzzing with his off-the-wall ideas. He still has his critics, but the laughter is much more muted now. |
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