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U of T flash mob sings for departing chancellor
Choir sings to tune of Swing Low, Sweet Chariot
Hypotheticals (II)
Peter Russell lays out the options.
The Ontario accord
David Peterson and Bob Rae talk to The Mark about the Liberal-NDP accord in Ontario
Losing is in the eye of the beholder
In his chat with Mr. Mansbridge, the Prime Minister again asserts a rule for coalition government.
A working majority
Bob Rae marks the 25th anniversary of the Liberal-NDP accord in Ontario.
The UnCanadian Activities Committee (II)
It is perhaps counter-productive to go round parsing the rhetoric of Pierre Poilievre, but counter-productive seems to be a bit of theme here. And there is probably greater harm in not taking seriously the things our elected leaders say. They get away with far too much as it is.
Eulogy for a government?
Rob Oliphant is a slight, unimposing man, one of the rookie Liberals who fill the back row of the opposition side. His is a united church minister with a degree in commerce. He was an advisor to David Peterson’s government in Ontario and Michael Ignatieff’s campaign for the Liberal leadership in 2006. He currently represents the riding vacated by John Godfrey, another slight, unimposing man.