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Montreal - It has been a while since the Green Party of Canada posted a poll on federal voting intentions on its website. As of yesterday, the last numbers on offer dated back to Oct. 27. Full Article at Toronto Star
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M ichael Ignatieff cribbed from Jack Layton’s notes on pension reform. At least that’s what the NDP is charging. Full Article at Globe and Mail
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New Democratic Party leader Jack Layton (R) shakes hands with a supporter on Parliament Hill in Ottawa September 14, 2009. View Photo »
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The Chief of Defence Staff’s comments today confirm that the prisoners handed over by Canada were in fact tortured in Afghanistan
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N DP Leader Jack Layton is on the way up in Quebec, while Liberal Leader Michael Ignatieff is still going down, according to a new poll. Full Article at Globe and Mail
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As HST legislation moves closer to passing in both Ottawa and at Queen's Park, NDP leaders are warning the new levy will help Bay Street on the backs of Main Street. Full Article at Toronto Star
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T his the final in a six-part series discussing last year’s attempt by the New Democrats and Liberals to combine around a new and better federal government. If you haven't already, you can also peruse parts one , two , three , four and five. Full Article at Globe and Mail
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New Democratic Party leader Jack Layton (L) jokes with delegates after delivering his closing remarks for the national party convention at the World Trade and Convention Centre in Halifax, Nova Scotia, August 16, 2009. View Photo »
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The recession has exposed serious flaws in Canada’s retirement savings system and has placed at risk the pension plans that many Canadians have paid into during their entire careers, Liberal leader Michael Ignatieff New Democrat leader Jack Layton said today.
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Commenting is not available in this weblog entry. The latest from our COLUMNIST SECTION: A conservative OPINION blog --with bite. OPINION by Joel Johannesen. Well now the “climate science” has really hit the fan. Full Article at Proud To Be Canadian
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BEIJING - China's most popular politician publicly rebuked Prime Minister Stephen Harper for long ignoring China while Harper privately challenged China's top leaders on their human rights record. Full Article at National Post
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New Democratic Party leader Jack Layton (R) receives a standing ovation from his caucus while speaking during Question Period in the House of Commons on Parliament Hill in Ottawa June 2, 2009.
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NDP leader Jack Layton (R) talks with Bloc Quebecois leader Gilles Duceppe following the budget on Parliament Hill in Ottawa, January 27, 2009.
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New Democratic Party leader Jack Layton stands to vote in the House of Commons on Parliament Hill in Ottawa September 18, 2009. As expected, Canada's minority Conservative government easily survived a budget vote on Friday with the help of two opposition parties.
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The Chief of Defence Staff’s comments today confirm that the prisoners handed over by Canada were in fact tortured in Afghanistan
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The recession has exposed serious flaws in Canada’s retirement savings system and has placed at risk the pension plans that many Canadians have paid into during their entire careers, Liberal leader Michael Ignatieff New Democrat leader Jack Layton said today.
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I know that the president must be aware that the House of Commons has adopted a motion saying that our troop commitment ends in 2011 and perhaps that's behind the different strategy that's been adopted here
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We know who the Conservative party is when it comes to gun control … Jack Layton, he talks about defending victims, about defending women. And yet what good is all that talk if he can't get his party together? Same thing with Michael Ignatieff.
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We believe all Canadians support gun control ... But the long-gun registry is a contentious issue that Stephen Harper has exploited to divide urban and rural Canadians. … It didn't have to be this way. He could have shown real leadership. He could have helped bridge the divide. Instead, he betrayed you ...
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The new HST (Harmonized Sales Tax) will hurt thousands of Ontarians already paying more than their fair share of taxes, according to both Federal New Democrat Leader Jack Layton and Provincial New Democrat Leader Andrea Horwath
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We believe all Canadians support gun control ... But the long-gun registry is a contentious issue that Stephen Harper has exploited to divide urban and rural Canadians. … It didn't have to be this way. He could have shown real leadership. He could have helped bridge the divide. Instead, he betrayed you ...
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I think the loser in the end game is Jack Layton. He got out-positioned on this and this is bad. The NDP is down to 12 per cent, which is the lowest they have been only on a couple of occasions before (under Layton)
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You shouldn't be able to buy your way to the front of the line for flu vaccination ... That is just not right in Canada.
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Quebec's place as a French-speaking majority in a predominantly anglophone North America is a source of pride to all Canadians, and New Democrats have always supported the protection of the French language in Quebec
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I remember Preston Manning founding a movement and coming to Ottawa to fight against exactly this kind of pork barrelling practice ... And the prime minister used to be a proud member of that movement. But now he’s got his members of parliament hiding behind the Chrétien Liberals and using exactly the s...
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The proposal from the Standing Committee that the Bill needs further debate will ensure that the House has nothing to offer the world in Copenhagen and that Stephen Harper’s unacceptable position will stand unchallenged
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Weeks away from the most important global meeting of nations in many years, Canada’s Environment Minister is suggesting that the talks are unlikely to succeed. No wonder, with Canada itself having no plan to offer and, worse, being increasingly seen as a pariah on greenhouse gas pollution
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Weeks away from the most important global meeting of nations in many years, Canada’s Environment Minister is suggesting that the talks are unlikely to succeed. No wonder, with Canada itself having no plan to offer and, worse, being increasingly seen as a pariah on greenhouse gas pollution
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Our party has opposed the direction of Stephen Harper 79 times in confidence motions so anybody who's holding their breath and thinking that's going to change should think twice
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This is the wrong mission for Canada
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I'm prepared to fight an election if it comes to it ... but I would rather be in that House of Commons working with people from other political parties on behalf of the people who sent us here just 11 months ago
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I'd rather be in the House of Commons working with other political parties on behalf of the people who sent us here
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Stephen Harper has a choice to make. Does he want an election or does he want to get something done in the House for people in this difficult economic time? I think he should do the latter
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