 The Epoch Times | Tories Set for Ambitious Sitting in Parliament The Epoch Times The Conservatives also look set to spend some political capital changing the Old Age Security system, a move that could upset the 55-to-70-year-old demographic that tops Elections Canada's percentages of voter turnout by age. Conservative MP Joy Smith ... |
 TheChronicleHerald.ca | Topp first in fundraising among NDP leadership hopefuls TheChronicleHerald.ca Topp, the party's former president, raised $156957 between October and the end of December, according documents filed with Elections Canada. That topped Mulcair's $145863 for the most raised among the candidates vying to replace Jack Layton. and more » |
Another nail in our democracy coffin Toronto Star A looming threat in Canada is Stephen Harper's proposal to eliminate public funding of election campaigns. Without such funding, elections will be railroaded by wealthy contributors to campaigns. We only have to look as far as the US political scene to ... and more » |
 Globe and Mail | Spinning green into gold Winnipeg Free Press (blog) Elections Canada released the updated fundraising tallies for federal political parties Tuesday. Once again the Conservative fundraising team is to be applauded. In 2011, Team Blue brought in more than $22.7 million from 168185 donors. Tories lead fundraising race, while Liberals get a cash boostGlobe and Mail all 7 news articles » |
Indian, Canadian firms eye Nigerian power contract Reuters Africa ABUJA Feb 1 (Reuters) - Nigeria's privatisation regulator gave the go ahead on Wednesday for Canadian and Indian firms to submit bids for a major power contract, part of plans to overhaul the country's woeful electricity infrastructure. and more » |
 CTV.ca | Canada pulls most diplomats from Syria UPI.com The proposed plan calls for the transfer of power from Syrian President Bashar al-Assad to his deputy and for free elections to be held. UPI/Monika Graff OTTAWA, Feb. 1 (UPI) -- Canada has evacuated all but a few of its embassy staff from Syria as that ... Background Notes : SyriaMiddle East North Africa Financial Network Russia: UN's Syria resolution is 'path to civil war'CTV.ca all 6,947 news articles » |
 BBC News | A number is never just a number: Grey power rabble.ca By Trish Hennessy Number of times Prime Minister Stephen Harper campaigned on proposed changes to Canada's Old Age Security (OAS) during the 2011 federal election. The last time a prime minister (Brian Mulroney) tried to change the public pension ... Canada profileBBC News Retirement income won't be cut, Harper saysCBC.ca Harper and pensions: the choices you makeMacleans.ca all 478 news articles » |
 SYS-CON Media (press release) (blog) | DevOps PaaS – Platform for Web Evolution SYS-CON Media (press release) (blog) The distinction between IaaS and PaaS, and why and how customers will use these services, is very effectively explained through the Elections Canada RFP from last year. I summarized their plans and requirements in a white paper, called 'Web Business ... and more » |
First elected female senator sworn in Montreal Gazette Prime Minister Stephen Harper's incremental approach to Senate reform resulted in another modest advance Tuesday when Canada's first female-elected senator was sworn in at a ceremony in the Red Chamber. "It's step by step," said Alberta Energy Minister ... Senate reform moves ahead 'step by step'Edmonton Journal all 19 news articles » |
 CTV.ca | NDP's Nathan Cullen at Star editorial board: 'I'm pro-business' Toronto Star ... with the others vying to succeed Jack Layton as head of Canada's official opposition on March 24. He's pushing the idea of cooperation among New Democrats, Liberals and Greens to give the Conservatives a run for their money in the next election. Thomas Mulcair may have violated internal NDP donation ruleNational Post (blog) Mulcair has given no money to federal NDPMontreal Gazette NDP leadership hopefuls target Mulcair in second debateGlobe and Mail iPolitics.ca (subscription) all 186 news articles » |
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