Ruby Dhalla

 

Does Bev Oda know?

The Liberal side was, if memory serves, not terribly impressed when Conservative backbenchers were sent up, in the midst of Ruby Dhalla’s nanny problems, to ask terribly serious questions about the matter’s implications.

Newsmakers ’09: Ottawa’s hall monitor, gossip girl, head cheerleader and more

Colby Cosh feels sorry for Bob Rae

A few words to mark the occasion from Harper, Ignatieff, Layton and more

An account of the Liberal leader’s remarks to caucus, added as a footnote to a story detailing Ruby Dhalla’s assurances to her Liberal colleagues that unsubstantiated speculation of her exit from the party is both unsubstantiated and speculative.

Four Liberals (Dhalla, Wrzesnewskyj, Silva and Wilfert) get advisory roles for various regions of the world, four new critic portfolios are created and various spots in the shadow cabinet are distributed as follows:

And a political wife’s new hair

What do famous Canadians—including Harper, Layton and Crosby—do when it gets hot? They don their shorts and hit the dock.

Sylvia Bashevkin talks about her new book, women in politics and this government’s attitude toward women.

And a lobster-compatible marriage