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P rime Minister Stephen Harper’s trip to China garnered huge coverage at home, and likely helped his political fortunes somewhat. Full Article at Globe and Mail
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OTTAWA—Politics is mostly about controlling the microphone and managing the clock. Stephen Harper is proving again that he's better at both than Michael Ignatieff. Full Article at Toronto Star
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N ovember, 2009 – The magazine industry receives an impromptu renovation when Mike Holmes launches the vanity title Holmes: The Magazine to Make It Right. Full Article at Globe and Mail
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T he story of Bênoit Corbeil’s stiff sentence is not likely to make Michael Ignatieff and his team happy. With some Chrétien-era hands fiddling with Team Iggy, this current incarnation of the Liberal Party is not free and clear of the sponsorship saga. Full Article at Globe and Mail
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You'd have to spend an hour scouring the world atlas to find a destination with a paved landing strip that's still off-limits to Chinese tourists. Full Article at National Post
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In most cases, the gravest threats to the human rights of citizens emanate from states. Full Article at The Hindu
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Liberal Leader Michael Ignatieff continued to insist Thursday that his caucus is united behind his decision to support the Harmonized Sales Tax, even though more than one-third of his caucus didn't show up for a vote that saw MPs give their first nod... Full Article at Vancouver Sun
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L iberal Leader Michael Ignatieff says his caucus is united on the harmonized sales tax, yet many of his MPs missed the first vote on the issue - and at least one said he did so on purpose. Full Article at Globe and Mail
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O n Monday I posted a piece here titled “ The Prime Minister makes a big mistake ,” narrating the Conservative government’s foolish attempt a year ago to bankrupt the opposition, its failure to address the economic crisis and the resulting decision by... Full Article at Globe and Mail
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OTTAWA Prime Minister Stephen Harper was labeled an amateur on the world stage by Liberal Leader Michael Ignatieff, after Harper was publicly reprimanded for not visiting China sooner. Full Article at Canoe
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Liberal Leader Michael Ignatieff gestures as he speaks with the media about his party's position on the HST following a special caucus meeting on Parliament Hill in Ottawa, Tuesday December 1, 2009. Full Article at Canadian Business Online
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The Places In Between was my introduction to Afghanistan. Published in 2006, it was written by Rory Stewart, who at age 36 has already lived a life at once so adventurous and so quirky to defy easy narrative. Full Article at The New Republic
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L iberal Leader Michael Ignatieff says his caucus is united on the harmonized sales tax, even though several of his MPs were not in their seats when the votes were cast. Full Article at Globe and Mail
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W riting in yesterday’s Toronto Star, Chantal Hebert claims that the new brainiacs around Michael Ignatieff “are working on a pre-election calendar that spans a year or more rather than mere weeks or months.” Presumably the Grits’ grand ideas conference... Full Article at Globe and Mail
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OTTAWA — By a vote of 192 to 32, MPs on Thursday overwhelmingly gave their first nod of approval to the minority Conservative government's plan to enable Ontario and British Columbia to harmonize their sales taxes with the federal GST. Full Article at Canada.com
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The decision by Liberal Leader Michael Ignatieff to support harmonized sales tax legislation may leave some members of his party in a tough position, but the move is a matter of "political survival," one political consultant says. Full Article at CTV
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I remember feeling surprised that one of the first things Michael Ignatieff did upon assuming the leadership of the Liberal Party was to allow his members to vote their personal views on a controversial piece of legislation, even though it would reveal... Full Article at Globe and Mail
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T he Conservatives have spent millions of dollars on ads that portray Liberal Leader Michael Ignatieff as someone who would rather live and work anywhere but Canada. Full Article at Globe and Mail
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Not being a Liberal (yes, I know that comes as a shock to some of you), I expect my advice to their leader isn't wildly appreciated. Too bad. Full Article at National Post
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Our government, quivering with hate, has turned Canada into a corrupt petro-state most of us are ashamed of The headline was "Please, Canada, clean up your act." Canada was no longer the "corrupt petro-state" of the Guardian piece. Full Article at Guardian Unlimited
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Liberal leader Michael Ignatieff (R) delivers a statement with Liberal Member of Parliament Marc Garneau following a caucus meeting on Parliament Hill in Ottawa October 7, 2009. Ignatieff named Garneau as his new Quebec lieutenant.
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Liberal leader Michael Ignatieff (C) is flanked by Liberal MPs Marc Garneau (L) and Pablo Rodriguez as he delivers a statement following a caucus meeting on Parliament Hill in Ottawa October 7, 2009. Ignatieff named Garneau as his new Quebec lieutenant.
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Liberal leader Michael Ignatieff (L) receives a standing ovation from his caucus during Question Period in the House of Commons on Parliament Hill in Ottawa October 6, 2009.
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Liberal leader Michael Ignatieff (R) blows a kiss to a supporter during his party biennial convention at the Convention Center in Quebec City, October 4, 2009.
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Liberal leader Michael Ignatieff (R) looks at his wife Zsuzsanna Zsohar (L) as she touches his face during the party biennial convention at the Convention Center in Quebec City, October 4, 2009.
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Liberal leader Michael Ignatieff (R) and his wife Zsuzsanna Zsohar (L) wave to supporters during the party biennial convention at the Convention Center in Quebec City, October 4, 2009.
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Liberal leader Michael Ignatieff (C) receives a standing ovation from his caucus while voting in the House of Commons on Parliament Hill in Ottawa October 1, 2009.
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Liberal leader Michael Ignatieff (R) and Member of Parliament Martha Hall Findlay take questions during a news conference about the Conservative governments partisan advertising practices on Parliament Hill in Ottawa September 25, 2009.
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Liberal leader Michael Ignatieff (C) receives a standing ovation from his caucus during Question Period in the House of Commons on Parliament Hill in Ottawa September 14, 2009.
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Liberal leader Michael Ignatieff (C) comforts his wife Zsuzsanna Zsohar (L) and Sharon Davis, her son was a soldier killed in Afghanistan, during a 9/11 memorial service in Ottawa September 11, 2009.
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Canadian Opposition and Liberal Party leader Michael Ignatieff (R) leaves after a news conference during a visit to Vancouver, British Columbia September 4, 2009.
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Canadian Liberal leader Michael Ignatieff (L) serves pancakes at a Alberta Liberal Stampede breakfast during the Calgary Stampede July 4, 2009.
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Canadian Liberal leader Michael Ignatieff (L) jokes with a guest while serving pancakes at a Alberta Liberal Stampede breakfast during the Calgary Stampede July 4, 2009.
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Canadian Liberal leader and leader of the opposition Michael Ignatieff (R) addresses protesters during a candlelight vigil for Iran in Vancouver, British Columbia June 25, 2009. Several thousand people gathered to protest against the situation in Iran.
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Liberal leader Michael Ignatieff (R) shakes hands with China's Foreign Minister Yang Jiechi during their meeting in Ignatieff's office on Parliament Hill in Ottawa June 23, 2009.
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Liberal leader Michael Ignatieff (C) receives a standing ovation from his caucus while speaking during Question Period in the House of Commons on Parliament Hill in Ottawa June 17, 2009.
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Liberal leader Michael Ignatieff (C) speaks during a news conference on Parliament Hill in Ottawa June 17, 2009. Canada's main opposition Liberal Party said on Wednesday it had struck a deal with Prime Minister Stephen Harper to avoid a summer election.
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A combination picture showing Liberal leader Michael Ignatieff (L) and Canada's Prime Minister Stephen Harper during separate news conferences on Parliament Hill in Ottawa June 17, 2009.
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Liberal leader Michael Ignatieff (C) receives a standing ovation from his caucus while speaking during Question Period in the House of Commons on Parliament Hill in Ottawa June 17, 2009.
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Liberal leader Michael Ignatieff (R) greets a resident's dog while attending a picnic in West Vancouver, British Columbia June 7, 2009.
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Liberal leader Michael Ignatieff (C) is flanked by Liberal MPs Marc Garneau (L) and Pablo Rodriguez as he delivers a statement following a caucus meeting on Parliament Hill in Ottawa October 7, 2009. Ignatieff named Garneau as his new Quebec lieutenant.
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Other countries have created high-level envoys for the whole region. The United Kingdom, France, the United States, Germany have done this. Canada has earned the right to be at the table and to participate in those efforts
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In another Liberal blunder, Michael Ignatieff has issued a statement denouncing the Prime Minister for supporting the men and women of Canada’s Armed Forces.
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They are sending this into riding with Jewish communities ... and they are making outrageous allegations about the party ... There has been a consensus since 1948 across party lines to support the state of Israel.
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But, rightly or wrongly, federal Conservatives have an almost DNA-ingrained belief there's a left-leaning bias in CBC reporting -- an allegation that would come as a news flash to hapless Liberal leader Michael Ignatieff, who regularly feels the steel blade in his back from network commentators. ..
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All members of our party support the principle of gun control. The issue is to find a system of gun control that works for all Canadians, that works in rural Canada, that works in urban Canada
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The Liberal vote in Montreal dropped by about 30 per cent (the Michael Ignatieff-led Liberals got slightly more than 14 per cent in that riding, compared to the Stéphane Dion-led Liberals, who got 20.7 per cent in the 2008 general election).
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All members of our party support the principle of gun control. The issue is to find a system of gun control that works for all Canadians, that works in rural Canada, that works in urban Canada
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Michael Ignatieff was very clear that the public health of a nation is indeed the role of government and in Canada the role of the federal government is to lead
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We feel very strongly it is just incomprehensive why 35 countries bought their vaccine, secured their vaccine, before Canada did
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in which an employee of Michael Ignatieff’s office appears in a ‘street interview’ as an ordinary citizen concerned about the supply of H1N1 vaccine.
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Mr. Donolo brings a wealth of experience to this role through his long service as the director of communications for (former) prime minister Jean Chretien and in his leading role at the Strategic Counsel
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Following last week’s movement upward in the polls, Canada’s federal Conservatives have solidified an impressive, potentially majority-producing lead among Canadians, with the Liberals now mired at the same historic lows under Michael Ignatieff that they suffered under former leader Stephane Dion
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This is not just an issue for women ... This book represents the conscience of the Liberal Party of Canada.
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Michael Ignatieff's representative in Quebec.
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After four years of drift, four years of denial, four years of division and discord -- Mr. Harper, your time is up ... The Liberal party cannot support this government any further. We will hold Stephen Harper to account. We will oppose his government in Parliament.
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The prime minister is scheduled to attend both the APEC and Commonwealth summits later this fall. Other travel, if planned, will be announced in due course ... We won't let Michael Ignatieff's desire to force an unnecessary and unwanted election stop the prime minister from advancing Canada's interests ...
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We have been slow to wake up to India's new power
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There was a reality we were confronted with ... And I had a duty to say I was leaving my post. Photo caption:Federal Liberal MP Denis Coderre walks away after announcing that he is stepping down as the party's Quebec lieutenant and defense critic during a news conference Monday, September 28, 2009 in Mo...
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I believe Canada must stay committed to Kyoto and must work towards the 2012 target of reducing greenhouse gas emissions to 6% below 1990 levels.
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There have never been problems in Quebec or with Quebec ... I still have confidence in Michael Ignatieff and am happy that he has said Quebec concerns will be settled between him and Quebec [party] authorities.
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Nortel, Inco, Falconbridge, Stelco, Alcan. There has been no attempt to defend Canadian jobs and Canadian technologies
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Ten days before Denis Coderre’s stunning resignation, the Quebec wing of the Liberal Party officially demanded that Michael Ignatieff reprimand his ex- lieutenant.
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Quebec's unemployment rate is higher than the national average, yet Quebeckers are receiving the lowest per capita infrastructure funding in all of Canada
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For Michael Ignatieff, [the Liberal leader], he's talking tough now and people can't call him weak, but his message doesn't really resonate with voters, in terms of taking down the government
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The idea that this party is directed out of Toronto makes me laugh ... We have a pan-Canadian team.
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