By David@Sixthestate.net I’m intrigued by the battle lines drawn over the Senate’s recent decision to reject a terrible and churlish piece of legislation which would attempt to impose an improper and hypocritical set of financial disclosure regulations onto unions — only unions — that don’t apply to charities, corporations, political parties, or even the government […]
Nigel’s PMO cash drawer
By Montreal Simon First they told us that Nigel Wright cut a $90,000 cheque to help his old pal Mike Duffy. Because he’s that kind of guy eh? Then when it turned out the two men hardly knew each other, they claimed Wright did it to save the taxpayers. But what they didn’t tell us […]
It’s called protest, Mr. Rathgeber
By Alison@Creekside Finished with the G20? Not even close. And partly because of the wanker to the left. At Wednesday’s Public Safety and Security Committee meeting into the G20 fiasco, we heard testimony from two very well-spoken students from Montreal who were arrested in their pajamas at gunpoint from the University of Toronto gymnasium, where […]
