” Pick a card,any card.”
Despite a long campaign,Elections Canada seem ill prepared to deal with a barrage of complaints.Spokesman James Hale explained that some 14% of voter information changes each year.
Tunnel vision.
Conservatives use the niqab as a political wedge issue to sow (and reap) dissent.
Surgical strikes –a new meaning.
The bombing of the hospital at Kunduz.
“The greenhouse gas emissions are falling”.
Actually they are creeping up.There were only two years when there was a decline,at the height of the recession.
“Promises,promises”.
Extravagant promises made by our party leaders ultimately rest on the backs of the taxpayers.
It’s not the economy,stupid.
Without a planet there is no economy.
It isn’t easy being green.
Excluded from the leaders debate,Elizabeth May tweets her way into the conversation.
To boldly go for it.
Political mavericks,Donald Trump,Bernie Sanders and UK’s George Corbyn,capture the attention of the weary electorates.
A voice from beyond.
In an open letter,former prime minister Jean Chretien delivers a scathing criticism of Stephen Harper’s foreign policy.
Shoot the messenger.
Tony Turner,Environment Canada specialist in bird migrations gets winged after singing protest song.
