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But the truth is, the one-member, one-vote process being used by the NDP to select a successor to the late Jack Layton is entirely different than the delegate convention process that produced Dion. And it’s much harder to manipulate. In 2006, Liberal...
He’d initially thought it would be called The Making of a Prime Minister, the prime minister in question being former Liberal leader Michael Ignatieff. After the widely acknowledged failure of Stéphane Dion, the veteran political observer expected...
If you want to change the world, you have to change the rules
“I have the impression that’s where we’re heading,” the MP for Saint-Jean said, referring to widespread chatter in NDP circles. Mr. Brahmi said the current situation reminds him of the 2006 Liberal convention, where Stéphane Dion came from behind to...
Both Trudeau’s reputation as a political thinker and his identity as a “real” Québécois have frequently come under attack from the Quebec intelligentsia. Among others, the Nemnis quote Léon Dion, the eminent Quebec political scientist (and father of...
And like Mr. Dion, Mr. Ignatieff’s results were realized in the context of a multi-million dollar negative campaign. Which brings me to our current interim leader. Let me be clear, I think our interim leader is doing a fine job. He’s a wonderful...
This process doesn't need to be partisan
Since it is a market-based approach, it should appeal to conservatives, provided it is revenue neutral and not an additional tax burden. That’s where the Liberals blew it. When Stéphane Dion promoted the carbon tax in 2008, it was seen as a means to...
The federal Conservatives have consistently tried to discredit anyone who disagrees with their politics or policies. Does the discrediting of Stéphane Dion or Michael Ignatieff ring a bell? They want to limit the time for debate on the environmental...
Stéphane Maurice Dion PC MP (born September 28, 1955) has been the Member of Parliament for the riding of Saint-Laurent–Cartierville in Montreal since 1996. He was the leader of the Liberal Party of Canada and the Leader of Her Majesty's Loyal Opposition in the Canadian House of Commons from 2006 to 2008. Full Article
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If you want to change the world, you have to change the rules
Canadians are telling us, 'How can you add to the number of politicians when you are asking [of] us so many sacrifices [during difficult economic times],' ... We hear this voice very strongly.
This process doesn't need to be partisan
We're proposing our own formula. If somebody has a better idea ... we are open ... We are sure that our formula works. If there is a better one, we are only the third party in the House, we will be open to that.
We politicians have a different view ... And some political scientists I know.
With our proposal, we would be much more frugal
I’ve never met a Quebecker who says ‘Oh, we need to increase the number MPs at the federal level.’ That’s not their priority
