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Can we elect Bill Clinton as Prime Minister?

From CBC news – Clinton cautions Canada against moving to privatize health care Its great to hear leaders from other countries praise our health care system in Canada. As a nation, it should be one of the things that we hold up as an example of the best we have achieved. During our most recent [...]

A blogging, podcasting candidate

If you have been wondering where all the blogging, podcasting candidates are so far in the current federal election in Canada, I direct your attention to Elgin Wyatt, NDP candidate for the Battlefords-Lloydminster constituency. A disclaimer is in order – Elgin is a colleague and friend of mine, and I’m also managing his web site [...]

Wearing my politics on my sleeve – er, sidebar

I just popped over to take a look at D’Arcy’s blog, and noticed that he has put a graphic and link for the New Democratic Party of Canada on his blog. D’Arcy and I have had some earlier conversations about politics and this election; perhaps these inspired him to put up the graphic. In any [...]

Oh boy – its election time once again

Sigh – didn’t we just go through this less than two years ago? I suppose the minority government lasted longer than many were expecting it would. I’ve just bee taking a look at the web sites for our three major federal parties, and I’ve noticed a few interesting things about how the parties are using [...]