Here’s a look at what other bloggers are saying about the Gomery Report: Tasteful Future comes up with the best post title of the day: Gilles Duceppe is a transparent weasel. Bowie Call tips his hat to Chretien. Murky View says the government won’t fall. The Muck Shoveller makes Cherniak look like a Chretienite by […]

Can someone explain to me the fuss about Paul Martin getting a 12 hour sneak peak at the Gomery report? This is the guy who had Sheila Fraser’s report on his laps for months before it was released and handled it about as badly as he possibly could have. This is the guy who had […]

Can you feel the excitement! I’ll be on-line starting at around 7:45 am Mountain time tomorrow and posting frequent updates throughout the day as the report, and reaction to it, is made public.

Speculation and anticipation surrounding the Gomery report is building. There are lots of theories floating around about what will happen but I don’t think we’ll get the same sort of twists and turns we saw last spring. There won’t be a WTF moment like when Belinda crossed, there won’t be a nail biting vote, there […]

I got this in my in box today. I’d say Paul has a very liberal definition of what the holiday season includes… Holiday Wishes from the Prime Minister As 2005 draws to a close, it’s natural to reflect on the year past, and the year beginning. We think of those in need, and the compassion […]

This is interesting: QUEBEC — Governor-General Michaëlle Jean’s husband, Jean-Daniel Lafond, lashed out at Quebec separatists yesterday, saying they promoted terror by calling him a “traitor” and a “renegade” after his wife’s appointment last summer. Does anyone else think it’s rather odd that a man who is good friends with several FLQ members is accusing […]

Three quick, Alberta based comments I’d like to make: 1. Although I awoke in a bad mood this morning after my crushing lottery defeat last night, I got a big kick out of this, in my morning Herald: Robert RemingtonCalgary HeraldThursday, October 27, 2005 Twenty-five years after the National Energy Program brought Calgary to its […]

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An independent audit appears to have cleared David Dingwall. While I’m not sure this “completely exonerates” him, it should quiet this story down for a bit. Gosh, now what possibly will the Conservatives have to ask questions about?

Jack is unimpressed that Paul is refusing to crack down on private health care. Not too surprising since looking Ralph Klein in the eye and saying “no” is different than looking Jean Charest in the eye and saying “no”. And hypothetically looking Ralph Klein in the eye and hypothetically saying no, during an election campaign, […]