Vancouver Sun (blog) - 3 hours ago The Liberal Party, still about a year away from having a new full-time leader, has dropped to 18 per cent, below their lowest-ever total in the 2011 election. Atlantic Canada provides some hope for the Grits, but few seats. In Ontario, the province ... |
Toronto Sun - 18 hours ago He ran for the leadership of the Canadian Alliance in 2000, dropping out when he reported a key financial backer had asked him to support another candidate on the second ballot. |
Coast Reporter - May 25, 2012 Dan Veniez has dropped his defamation suit against John Weston after the Conservative member of Parliament apologized to the former federal Liberal Party candidate for information distributed by the Weston campaign workers just before the 2011 election ... |
| Globe and Mail - May 6, 2012 In each election since 2004, more and more of them have abandoned the Liberal Party and switched to the Conservative Party, because they believe that Mr. |
| But MPs on the public accounts committee never got to finish their work because the Grits used their majority to shut down hearings weeks before Canadians went to the polls. The Liberals lost their majority in the federal election of June 2004. |
| Globe and Mail - May 14, 2012 There is some strategic similarity between RIM and the Liberal Party of Canada. The Liberals also once seemed like the dominant force in its marketplace, and squandered their opportunities to expand into new products for new markets. |
Whistler Question - May 19, 2012 Dan Veniez has dropped his defamation suit against John Weston after the Conservative Member of Parliament apologized to the former federal Liberal Party candidate for information distributed by the Weston campaign workers just before the 2011 election ... |
ABC Online (blog) - May 20, 2012 On current projections, it appears that a National Party seat will have to be abolished in the west of the state. The result of this is likely to be the same scenario as occurred at the last three state redistributions, the Liberals and Nationals left ... |
mysask.com (press release) - May 24, 2012 It pledged itself to circulate appropriate literature in every part of the land, to secure a unity of evangelistic effort and to establish a Sunday school wherever there was a population. |
| (CBC) Former Liberal health minister Mary Schryer has won a seat on one of the province's regional health authority boards in the first RHA elections since the former Liberal government eliminated them in 2008. Schryer will be one of 15 board members ... |
National Post - Apr 30, 2012 In one election, the party may very well have taken the first step in killing off Canada's natural governing party, positioning the Dippers to one day form government. Although last Monday's Alberta election was a battle between two conservative ... |
National Post - May 19, 2012 Statistics Canada says the number of households in Canada experiencing food insecurity has fallen to 7.7% in 2008 from 9.2% in 2004, when the question was first asked. The second misconception is that the poor are getting poorer. |
| Most organized religions were reserved at best, while gays and liberal Christians marvelled at the president's move, which distances his Democratic Party campaign significantly from the Republicans and their expected candidate Mitt Romney. |
| National Post - May 3, 2012 When a party holds a seat through two or three elections, it must be called a “safe” seat. And, for a riding like Kitchener-Waterloo, which has gone to the provincial Progressive Conservatives for five consecutive elections, or since Bob Rae was the ... |
| rabble.ca (blog) - May 11, 2012 By James Laxer On election night in January 2006, Jack Layton declared that Canadians had "voted out of hope for change" and expressed the conviction that the NDP caucus, 29 MPs as compared with 19 in 2004, would help place working people and seniors ... |
Yahoo! News Canada (blog) - May 14, 2012 The CBC's Kady O'Malley disputes some of the Canadian Press' figures and adds that the Library of Parliament information does not reveal how often those meetings went in camera over the protests of the opposition parties. "You simply can't just add up ... |
| Canada.com (blog) - May 16, 2012 OTTAWA - To ban or not to ban bulk water exports is an issue Canada's three main political parties have been dancing around for years and on Wednesday, the Conservatives announced they'd be supporting a private member's bill that aims to do just that. |
| The Guardian - May 3, 2012 Many in the Labour Party have said that they must win London and Glasgow. The Liberal Democrats tend to do better in local elections than their poll rating would suggest. 11.15pm: More from the expectation management battlefront. |
On Line opinion - May 21, 2012 At the Commonwealth level, under the Coalition government, Liberal Senator Bill Heffernan, Howard's bovver-boy, made false accusations under parliamentary privilege against High Court Justice Michael Kirby; while the National Party's Deputy Prime ... |
| In July 1991, Liberal MLA Bernie Boudreau sent a letter to Nova Scotia Labour Minister Leroy Legere warning that the new Westray coal mine scheduled to open in two months near Stellarton "is potentially one of the most dangerous in the world. |
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