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PM's daughter linked to federal bank Ottawa — The president of the Business Development Bank of Canada, the agency at the centre of a storm involving Prime Minister Jean Chrétien, was until recently a close business associate of Mr. Chrétien's daughter France, corporate registration documents show. |
Last will and testament of Denis Desautels lAuditor-General Denis Desautels offered a pearl of wisdom in his final report to Parliament. He wrote in that careful prose of his: "Historically |
Day urged to crush roots of separatism: Separatist blackmail has to be denounced wherever it occurs in Canada, the country's unity minister said yesterday. Stephane Dion pushed the federal war against separation toward a new front yesterday as he urged the Canadian Alliance to snuff out a smouldering separatist movement in Alberta. |
Chretien's soldiers serve their leader Sometimes the prime minister's thought processes are painfully transparent. As Jean Chretien wandered through a historic exhibit in China featuring 8,000 ancient terracotta warriors |
Liberals ditch promise and vote against independent ethics counsellor We are going to vote against the motion because it's not put forward to bring about any positive change in the rules," said Deputy Prime Minister Herb Gray. OTTAWA (CP) - The Liberals shrugged off an old campaign promise |
Homework joke falls flat LONDON, Ont. -- As homework assignments go, it was a political bombshell: If Ontario Premier Mike Harris were hanging from a rope, how hard would voters have to kick to have him at a 60-degree angle? That question was assigned to students at London's Saunders Secondary School by a teacher who came under fire yesterday from parents and politicians. |
Workshop legitimizes sexual perversion In a revealing editorial on Friday, the Barrie Examiner demonstrated how our ever-so-progressive public officials are now prepared to tolerate and abet even the vilest and most revolting forms of sexual deviancy among consenting adults and teenagers. At issue was a free, all-day youth conference on Saturday at Barrie's Georgian College. The target audience was young people between the ages of 14 and 29. Sponsors of the event included the United Way of Greater Simcoe County, the AIDS Committee of Simcoe County, Health Canada and the Ontario Healthy Communities Coalition |
ALBERTA GOES TO POLLS MARCH 12, 2001 Premier Ralph Klein, one of the most popular and successfull provincial Premiers in Canada has asked the people of Alberta for a third term in office. While he is not in any trouble with the populace of Alberta, no election is guaranteed. All elections cost money and this one is know exception. If you feel that you can affort a donation to help the cause of conservatism in Canada please go to this web site and help. http://www.pcalberta.com |
Alliance would turf any accused OTTAWA -- A Canadian Alliance government would extradite Canadians wanted on murder charges anywhere in the world -- even if they faced the death penalty. Angry Alliance MPs said yesterday's Supreme Court ruling was a "political decision" that put out the welcome mat for foreign killers to flock to Canada. Vic Toews went as far as to suggest the seven Texas cons who recently killed a police officer after escaping would be safe in Canada under the ruling.Justice Minister Anne McLellan said the Alliance was trying to strike fear in the hearts of Canadians. "I find it appalling that a member of the Official Opposition would so misrepresent a decision of the Supreme Court." |