They both want to have a conversation about raising the GST. To be fair, that’s probably about all they agree on. For example, I don’t think the PMO is preparing an attack piece against their think tank friends like they did on Kennedy. But they do... Full Article at National Post

If you're not getting my point, odds are it's because I didn't make it clearly enough. That said, I feel obliged to correct the perception out there that yesterday's column was a hit-job on Gerard Kennedy.* It wasn't. And neither was it a defence of... Full Article at Globe and Mail

The rush of approvals means there will likely be a huge crush of work kicking into high gear this spring and summer, even as the economic recovery takes hold. "I think 2010 will be a record year for public infrastructure," Infrastructure Minister John B Full Article at Macleans.ca

T he federal government says it has finished deciding who gets what under key parts of its massive stimulus program in a tidal wave of approvals that should propel a spring job surge. Officials say more than 6,000 infrastructure projects have been approv Full Article at Globe and Mail

Infrastructure Minister John Baird in an interview, pointing specifically to public transit, roads, bridges and water treatment. But whether or not contractors can effectively handle the flood of work remains a question. "Will we get value, or will we... Full Article at Canadian Business Online

Even when he's in your caucus, it's hard to keep Gerard Kennedy on message. Michael Ignatieff, who recently watched the Member of Parliament for Parkdale-High Park call for a debate on raising the GST, could attest to that much. So it was all but... Full Article at Globe and Mail