Category: Politics

  • Maclean’s National Leaders Debate

    Maclean’s National Leaders Debate

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  • Trudeau to share plan for real change in first Leaders Debate

    Trudeau to share plan for real change in first Leaders Debate

    TORONTO – Tonight, Canadians will see first-hand that the Liberal team is the only one offering new leadership and a new plan for real change, said the Leader of the Liberal Party of Canada, Justin Trudeau. “This debate will provide us with the opportunity to showcase our plan for change that will make a real…

  • Debate Day: Justin Trudeau ready to fight for Canadians

    Debate Day: Justin Trudeau ready to fight for Canadians
  • Greg Clark Responds to the Council of Federation Announcement on a Canadian Energy Strategy

    Greg Clark Responds to the Council of Federation Announcement on a Canadian Energy Strategy

    Edmonton (July 17 2015): Alberta Party Leader Greg Clark is cautiously optimistic about the results of the Council of Federation meeting and commended all Premiers and their staff who worked hard over the past three years to bring the Canadian Energy Strategy to fruition. “I’m hopeful this agreement is the first step toward greater market access…

  • Mulcair Ignores Journalists after Thrashing Harper for Ignoring Journalists

    Mulcair Ignores Journalists after Thrashing Harper for Ignoring Journalists

    Mulcair commits major gaffe on day one by refusing to take questions Liberal Party of Canada OTTAWA – Continuing his pattern of contradictions, Thomas Mulcair avoided all questions at his campaign launch after criticizing Harper for the exact same behaviour: “Stephen Harper wants to be the Prime Minister of a G-8 country… and yet he…

  • Harper’s $27 million fiction: Conservatives receive largest taxpayer-funded rebate in history

    Harper’s $27 million fiction: Conservatives receive largest taxpayer-funded rebate in history

      OTTAWA – While middle class Canadians are struggling to get ahead and our economy is back in recession, Stephen Harper is funneling as much as 27 million taxpayer dollars into Conservative Party coffers, said Liberals today. “…it is important that these campaigns be funded by the parties themselves rather than taxpayers.” (Stephen Harper, CBC…

  • Jean Launches Provincial Tour

    Jean Launches Provincial Tour

      EDMONTON, AB (August 5, 2015): Today, Wildrose Leader Brian Jean launched a month-long, province-wide tour where he will be meeting with Albertans from all walks of life to receive their feedback and listen to their concerns about the state of the province. Jean’s tour will comprise of central, northern, and southern Alberta legs to…

  • Barnes Chastizes NDP Misleading on PCN

    Barnes Chastizes NDP Misleading on PCN

      EDMONTON, AB (August 5, 2015): NDP Health Minister Sarah Hoffman’s flip flop on funding for Primary Care Networks (PCNs) in Alberta demonstrates a set of misguided priorities, lack of transparency in the Legislature, and is causing instability on the front lines where money is needed most, Wildrose Health Shadow Minister Drew Barnes said today.…

  • Trudeau Launches Campaign for Real Change

    Trudeau Launches Campaign for Real Change

    VANCOUVER – After a decade of Stephen Harper, only Liberals are offering new leadership and a new plan that will deliver real change so all Canadians can succeed, said the Leader of the Liberal Party of Canada, Justin Trudeau. “We want change that will make a real difference in the lives of all Canadians –…

  • Jean Gives NDP Economic Performance a Failing Grade

      EDMONTON, AB – Wildrose Leader Brian Jean released the following statement, in response to Prime Minister Stephen Harper’s review of Alberta’s NDP government. “The NDP’s performance since taking office is deeply concerning. In just a few short months and before we’ve even seen a budget, Notley’s NDP have delivered body blows to an already…

  • 2015 Federal Leader Debates: Breaking Tradition

    2015 Federal Leader Debates: Breaking Tradition

      Traditionally, party leaders participated in two televised debates during the federal election – once in English and once in French. These debates were produced by a consortium of major television broadcasters, including CBC, Radio-Canada, CTV and Global.[21] In May 2015, the Conservatives said they would not participate in the traditional leaders’ debates and instead…

  • 4 Times the Liberals “didn’t get it done” on the Environment

    4 Times the Liberals “didn’t get it done” on the Environment

      NDP – Canada After years of refusing to produce a serious plan on the environment, Justin Trudeau recently delivered a speech full of lofty promises. Liberals have a long history of being all-talk, no-action when it comes to protecting the environment. Let’s look at their record in government: Greenhouse gas emissions soared by more…

  • 42nd Federal General Election Underway

    42nd Federal General Election Underway

    GATINEAU, Sunday, August 2, 2015 The 42nd federal general election will be held on Monday, October 19, 2015. Elections Canada offices in each of the 338 federal electoral districts will begin offering services to voters and candidates during the first week of August, with established hours that will be expanded as the demand for services increases starting in September.…

  • Conservative Party of Canada: A New, Permanent Home Renovation Tax Credit

    Conservative Party of Canada: A New, Permanent Home Renovation Tax Credit

      Prime Minister Harper announced the next phase of our low-tax plan for Canadian families. A Conservative government will introduce a new, permanent Home Renovation Tax Credit that will help Canadians maintain and increase the value of their homes. For most Canadians, the family home is their biggest financial investment and the place where they…

  • $500,000,000: Harper’s Partisan Self-interest Costs Canadians in Most Expensive Election Ever

    $500,000,000: Harper’s Partisan Self-interest Costs Canadians in Most Expensive Election Ever

      Submitted by the Liberal Party of Canada Harper’s “gaming the system” – former Elections Canada Head OTTAWA – For his own personal advantage, Stephen Harper is costing taxpayers half of a billion dollars by needlessly causing the most expensive election in Canadian history. While the economy plunges back into recession and middle class families…