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Ottawa: The Tories are hoping to learn from Canada's attempts to cut back public spending A petite, francophone former chief of Canada's civil service under the 1990s Liberal administration of Jean Chrétien, Jocelyne Bourgon makes an unlikely pin-up... Full Article at The Telegraph
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Prime Minister Stephen Harper has denied accusations his government's use of stimulus money has favoured Tory ridings. Full Article at CBC News
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OTTAWA – Federal Conservatives have short-changed Liberal-dominated Toronto millions of dollars in a high-profile program to fund upgrades to recreation centres, playgrounds and rinks, a Liberal MP charges. Full Article at Toronto Star
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OTTAWA The federal government's $500-million stimulus fund for recreation centres, playgrounds and rinks has favoured Tories and shunned Liberal-dominated Toronto, a Liberal party analysis of spending in Ontario suggests. Full Article at CTV
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T here are predictions of a political chinook in Alberta that some observers, particularly those on the right, say could blow the ruling Progressive Conservatives right out of office. Full Article at Globe and Mail
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As part of our advertising campaign to inform Canadians about the Economic Action Plan, we paid $44,000 net (before taxes) to fully cover both sides of two cars on the Lakeshore line ... and as such our innovative ad campaign can be seen for 10 weeks along one of the busiest commuter routes in Canada .....
– Chris Day SOURCE: Toronto Star -
This is simply unfair. We have these needs that are at least as good as the needs anywhere else in the country. Why would this government play this game with Toronto
– Gerard Kennedy SOURCE: Toronto Star -
In effect, Mr. Harper is saying that some children who need recreation facilities are worth less than others, that some unemployed Canadians who need jobs are worth less than others, simply if they live in the majority of ridings that did not elect a member of his party
– Gerard Kennedy SOURCE: Globe and Mail -
We are producing these projects because they mean jobs; they mean opportunity
