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Maybe all it takes is a good pep talk from the coach. After vowing on the day he was named to the Senate to not indulge in partisan politics for the Conservatives, Senator Jacques Demers, former coach of the Canadiens, has done just that. Full Article at Montreal Gazette
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Voters go to the polls in four federal byelections Monday after tight races that seem likely to confirm the status quo but could produce upset victories for the Conservatives and New Democrats. Full Article at CBC News
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L iberals expect to be shut out of four federal by-elections and their rivals are already positioning Monday's results as a rejection of Michael Ignatieff's shaky leadership. Full Article at Globe and Mail
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Four federal byelections to be held Monday should give a reading of the nation’s political temperature, as voters in three provinces — British Columbia, Quebec and Nova Scotia — will have an opportunity to shake up the balance of the House of... Full Article at Vancouver Sun
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I think the biggest concern is over the wording of the legislation, the possible bureaucratic overreach ... This idea that this is going to force vaccinations I don’t think has any validity. They think this legislation will result in people being force-vaccinated. That is an extreme view which holds no ...
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He sees and thinks the game with — I don't want to say a risky mind, but a creative mind, and that's nice to have
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We didn't have the greatest team ... We were a young team, and the coach just pretty much said, 'You're going to get as much ice time as you can handle. You're just going to have to put up points.' And that's what I tried to do.
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Like last game, he finds Patty down the middle. That's a heady play ... He found the right guy. He's definitely got the vision and the patience to play.
