Yesterday Prime Minister
Harper announced proposed changes to crime legislation to extend the sentence
for violent crimes and limit the ability to get parole.
Steve Paikin summarizes
the state of the Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario leadership race.
Chantal Hebert writes how
the PCPO race might foretell the future of next Conservative Party of Canada
race.
In the event of the zombie
outbreak flee the city.
Former Ontario Premier
Bill Davis is heading up the panel on the Brampton university. The article shows that Mayor Jeffrey is trying to put together a powerful
political coalition to pressure the provincial government.
Michael Chong (CPC -
Wellington-Halton Hills, ON) has started the erosion process for centralized
power in Canadian politics. The Globe and Mail says it's the job of the next
class of MPs to push it even further.
From Granola Shotgun, the
author takes a look at what the future of the suburbs might be. It's a question I wonder about a lot.
Unsurprisingly Members of
Parliament don't know what's inside omnibus legislation. Peter Stoffer (NDP - Sackville-Eastern Shore, NS) has introduced a private
members bill to ban them.
On a related topic, Jon
Ivison writes about Parliament's inability to scrutinize public spending, which
is its fundamental responsibility.
Another piece from Chantal
Hebert talking about how the Bloc Quebecois and Conservatives are appearing to
certain Quebec voters by attacking niqab-wearing women.
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