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Eve Adams Quits Nomination Race Amid Concussion Concerns

Just two weeks after a recommendation from the Conservative Party of Canada encouraged both Eve Adams and Natasha Lishchyna to resign, Eve Adams has quit the race saying that "the time has come to take my healt...

Liberal Party Seeks Renaissance in the Maritimes

"Liberal" ArtsCIEE While there is still a long way to go before the federal elections next year, Liberals across the Maritimes will have much to celebrate in the coming days. Bolstered by favourable...

Health Canada: 6-Year-Old Epileptic Boy Must Smoke Marijuana

It would seem that due to the changes Health Canada have made to their medical marijuana rules, Liam McKnight, a 6-year-old Ottawa boy suffering from epilepsy, can no longer legally buy his cannabis oil and mus...

Mike Duffy Will Have Day in Court: RCMP Lays Charges

Just days after revelations emerged about Mike's alleged 32 year old Peruvian daughter (whom he refuses to acknowledge or contact), the RCMP laid 31 charges against him at a press conference this morning: C...

Eve Adams And Natalia Lishchyna Disqualified: Tories Put Their Foot Down

OPEN CALL: The Conservative Party is looking for a new candidate for the Oakville-North Burlington riding, since they just recommended that both of the front-runners be disqualified for misconduct. Anyone who i...

Senators Plot Senate Reform in Secret Meetings

Shocking revelations from the Senate (h/t the Hill Times), and it's another scandal, but one that'll only upset upper-level Conservative and Liberal operatives. Instead of another spending scandal or the classi...

Senate Appointments: Harper To Set New Record?

Harper could be the new King—the Mackenzie King of partisan senate appointments, that is. Charles Tupper was Prime Minister for two months and he appointed one senator. John Turner was Prime Minister for les...

Mulcair and NDP Refute Mailout Ruling

It seems that Thomas Mulcair can't handle any punishment, no matter how small. This week it was announced that the NDP is taking the House of Commons Board of Internal Economy (BOIE) to court for the...

Tories Block Mulcair’s Manitoba Flood Tour

Sometimes the Harper government likes to flex their veto powers just 'cause. Last night, in a stunning move of cunning prissiness, Tory Defence Minister Rob Nicholson, rejected Thomas Mulcair's request to vi...

NDP Splits With Union: Whatever Happened to Working Together?

On his first day in the House of Commons, when a newly elected MP looks across the aisle, and says to a veteran MP "so there’s the enemy," the veteran MP should turn to the newbie, brow furrowed, and say, “the...

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