Federal Politics Archives - Page 28 of 47

Inmates Take Government To Court Over Pay

Last October, federal inmates went on strike when the Correctional Service of Canada cut their pay by 30%. The inmates claimed that the pay cut would render them unable to send money to family, to pay for visit...

Rob Anders Returns to Try Again in Bow River

Alberta PC Finance Minister Ron Liepert defeated current Conservative MP Rob Anders for the Conservative Party nomination

How The 2011 Justin Trudeau Mosque Visit Became a Story

The media has been all abuzz the last few days as they have gone back and forth about Justin Trudeau visiting a Wahhabi mosque and clearly supporting terrorism, or at least extremism. After Sun News made this a...

Harper Vs Courts: The Saga Continues

The Harper government is once again butting heads with that all-powerful nuisance, the judicial system of Canada, as another of its laws has been struck down. Lacking only in spandex, folding chairs, and sea...

Justin Trudeau to Release “Common Ground” Memoir

Justin Trudeau has faced hardship in his life. He spent his early years in 24 Sussex, but was abruptly exiled

The Job Illusion: What it Means When Ottawa Cuts 25,000 Jobs

Jobs. A word that holds a lot of weight in our world today.We read about jobs, talk about jobs, want jobs made and then want them cut. Most of you reading this article probably work a job, and if you don't, you...

Not because they were so low, but because his was so high.

Liberal Ted Hsu is Not Running for Re-Election, But Why?

Liberal rising star Ted Hsu announced today that he will not be running for re-election

Justin Trudeau Crops His Chestnut Crown

Justin Trudeau is breaking headlines for many reasons. He’s lifting babies in the air, walking in a Pride parade, and his stance on marijuana still pulls in media coverage. Yet, there’s an even more important s...

CRA: Political Leanings Played No Part in CRA Audits

After allegations of bias, the Canada Revenue Agency maintains that it was just the hand of fate (and not the hand of Stephen Harper) that five of the ten charities audited by the agency in 2012-2013 were envi...

Green Party President Resigns: Grassroots Democracy Claims Victim

Last week, Green Party of Canada President Paul Estrin threw caution to the wind. Had he been a Liberal, he might have visited a mosque with terrorist ties. Had he been an Alberta Progressive Conservative, he ...