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- April 28th, 2011
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U.S. Ambassador rips federal Liberals: Wikileaks
The U.S. ambassador to Canada had a pretty dim view of federal Liberal Leader Michael Ignatieff in early 2010.
- April 25th, 2011
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Grits back expansion of heroin shooting galleries
Michael Ignatieff wants to see more taxpayer-funded heroin injection sites across Canada. -
Info on thousands of voters sent out by mistake
A file containing thousands of potential voters' names, addresses and phone numbers has ended up in the wrong hands. -
Can God beat back the NDP surge?
A Burnaby, B.C., reverend on Sunday asked God to build a “wall of protection” around Conservative Leader Stephen Harper.
- April 23rd, 2011
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Sign vandalism plagues Edmonton Tory candidate
Conservative candidate Ryan Hastman says he's frustrated that vandals continue to target his election signs.
- April 22nd, 2011
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Quebec questions future of the Bloc: Poll
Quebec's decades-long love affair with the Bloc Québécois may be losing its lustre, according to a new poll.
- April 21st, 2011
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NDP plan could cost absent Iggy
A new NDP proposal would fine Liberal Leader Michael Ignatieff for his record-setting absenteeism from Parliament.
- April 20th, 2011
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Opposition wouldn’t work with Tory minority: Harper
Harper says he doesn't believe the opposition parties would work with him if he were to win another minority government.
- April 19th, 2011
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Harper ignores plight of unemployed: Layton
Jack Layton heads to the mother of all political battlegrounds.
- April 12th, 2011
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VoteCompass reveals the details, and it proves the flaws in CBC’s game
Let's give Loewen the benefit of the doubt that he's neutral - something the CBC would never do with a Conservative.
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