Keith Ashfield
Au revoir (eventually), Diane Ablonczy
Another minister excuses herself and Marjory LeBreton prepares to exit too
G.I. Joes party, thrift shopping & Keith Ashfield
What students are talking about today (March 26th)
What does budget secrecy mean anymore?
Here a leak, there a leak, everywhere a leak leak
Keith Ashfield samples baked goods, speculates on future matrimonial qualities
When photo ops get awkward
Keith Ashfield suffers heart attack
A statement from the Prime Minister’s Office.
With fishing boats and family farms, Ottawa treads carefully—and craftily
The pitfalls of updating policy in sectors steeped in tradition
The Commons: Peter Kent promises two hours of enlightenment, delivers only one
The Environment Minister is only so generous with his time
Explaining EI
Fisheries Minister Keith Ashfield attempts to explain what the Harper government’s unspecified EI reforms will mean.
Line?
Three cabinet ministers appeared, under debatable circumstances, this morning before the finance subcommittee studying C-38. Afterwards, Fisheries Minister Keith Ashfield attempted to explain himself.
The enemy without and within
To clarify its concerns about “foreign special interest groups” and “jet-setting celebrities,” the Harper government points to the National Resources Defense Council. Joe Oliver singles out Tides Canada. Tides Canada is unimpressed.
The Commons: Tony Clement’s bike racks, streetlights and boulevards
About the only thing the G8 legacy fund didn’t pay for was an antique steamboat
The Commons: A day like any other
On the last sitting before Parliament’s summer recess, a “visionless” government and the “tired” official opposition