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T he headlines in advance of today's four by-elections couldn't be plainer: they are a test of Michael Ignatieff. His political skills, his leadership, heck, I want to raise the stakes even higher and make them a test of his manhood. Full Article at Globe and Mail
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However, there is potential for upsets. The Tories and NDP are battling for supremacy in the B.C. and Nova Scotia ridings and are giving the Bloc a run for its money in Quebec. Full Article at Macleans.ca
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But all four races are sufficiently tight that they could conceivably produce upset victories for the Conservatives and the NDP. Full Article at Macleans.ca
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OTTAWA Public Safety Minister Peter Van Loan attempted to undermine a report to Parliament on the federal gun registry Thursday -- calling into question the agenda of its authors after refusing to make the report public before a crucial parliamentary... Full Article at CTV
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Paul Darrow/Reuters “Our foreign policy has changed a lot and, for example, we unfortunately have disappeared from Africa and we’ve lost a lot of ground in China,” former prime minister Jean Chretien told reporters. Full Article at National Post
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That information was not put there by the people at the National Firearms Registry so you should ask them why that information wasn't there ... We've gone and got that information.
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The Conservatives are waiting for recovery, waiting for the private economy to pick up the slack when the public investment winds down ... We Liberals believe in a more active vision. We must invest now to make (a) recovery sustainable and enduring.
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Liberal supporters going to the convention are going to want to know, 'Who's in charge? Who's the chief organizer? When we need to talk to somebody, who do we talk to?' ... These are questions that Mr. Ignatieff will have to answer between now and Sunday.
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It's time for the party to rally behind the leader and get going again ... Mr. Coderre didn't destroy the party. He built up the party in Quebec considerably.
– Francis Fox (politician) SOURCE: Canada.com
