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16 May 2007
Protecting domestic T & A
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From Canadian Press : The Conservative government is set to unveil new legislation aimed at keeping foreign strippers out of Canada. Talk ab...
Just say no
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It's not on line but this story appeared in today's Telegram . It appears here thanks to someone with better typing skills than your...
Fun and games with the Premiers
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The Prime Minister is finally getting around to meeting with the Premiers. With the recent federal budget, it should be an interesting aff...
15 May 2007
Back to the future: an overview of Equalization
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Lost in most of the current kerfuffle on Equalization is any understanding of what the federal transfer program does or how it evolved. Thom...
Polling in public policy
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From David Herle, a provocative discussion of the role played by public opinion research in modern politics and government. As the blurb fro...
SK should pick friends carefully: Hirsch
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Todd Hirsch, a former chief economist with the Canada West Foundation warns Saskatchewan is sending the wrong message by siding with Nova Sc...
Budget accuracy: NL consistently strong results
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One of the great unfacts that has crept into political dialogue in Newfoundland and Labrador is that fiscal accountability and sound mana...
There is a conspiracy
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Expect the local nationalists to be up-in-arms about these two announcements, both of which are surely evidence of the great conspiracy to f...
Scotia Economics projects top to bottom of pack for NL
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Scotia Economics joins all the other forecasters in projecting that Newfoundland and Labrador will lead the country in economic growth i...
Separatists Across Canada: Unite!
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You have nothing to lose but the idea you are alone .
Old news: Harvey quits, Kent to seek Tory nod
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You read it first here and here . -sbrp-
14 May 2007
Oil companies oppose Alberta royalty hikes
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From Oilweek : In a written submission to a provincial royalty review panel, the Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers says oilsands p...
One for Chuck
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Apparently Russian strongman Vladimir Putin is one of the "leading lights" of our time. Who'd a thought Putin could make s...
How rigged was my rally?
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Was the non-partisan rally really a non-partisan rally after all? Was Danny Williams appearance a coincidence, as most assumed? Not if you t...
13 May 2007
How big was my rally?
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Geoff Meeker asks the question: how big was the rally? He notes the widely varying reports in local media on the size of the crowd attendi...
Adding seats to Commons, feds should reform senate too
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Proposed changes to representation in the House of Commons will more fairly represent Canadians across the country, irrespective of where th...
12 May 2007
A tightening labour market
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A recent Syncrude job fair in St. John's didn't turn out very many prospects, according to the National Post . They [the recruiters...
Quebec Cartier eyes Wabush Mines
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No English-language reports yet, but here is the Quebec report, from lesaffaires.com : Les Mines Wabush , situées à Sept-Îles, est dans la m...
Alaska gets tough on pipeline bill
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From the Anchorage Daily News : JUNEAU -- Gov. Sarah Palin's gas pipeline bill sailed through both houses of the Legislature on Friday a...
Complaint a vendetta says Armoyan
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Geroge Armoyan is calling it a vendetta . That's the complaint by the Government of Newfoundland and Labrador that Armoyan engaged ...
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