Accidental Deliberations
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| Blog Name: | Accidental Deliberations |
| Url: | http://accidentaldeliberations.blogspot.com/ |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | politics, canadian, social democratic |
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| Popularity: | 18 Followers |
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A little light reading
| Scott Sinclair's CCPA report on the painfully unbalanced Buy American deal is definitely worth a look in general. But let's make the analysis a bit more interesting.Sinclair notes that Canada's com... |
Under investigation
| Following up on my earlier suggestion, it's worth noting that the Access to Information Act does include at least some offence provisions for individuals who deliberately withhold information contr... |
On weak defences
| Shorter Norman Spector:Some may have slammed Jim Prentice for attacking Quebec's vehicle emissions policy. But now the truth comes out: not only did Prentice single out Quebec for bashing without a... |
Ray Boughen: I'm Not Doing Much
| Ray Boughen last month, explaining why we shouldn't worry that prorogation will mean that he's taking a vacation:Although there won’t be any legislation passed until after all politicians head back... |
To infinity and beyond
| We are now the Mobius City. I can only assume Regina's last big stimulus project will be to renovate the Ring Road accordingly. |
On misleading impressions
| Memo to the Globe and Mail: in discussing a Dimitri Soudas e-mail about avoiding political interference, it's rather important to include the ";-)" and the "ROTFLMAO" for context. |
On rationalizations
| Shorter Adrian McNair:There, there, Deficit Jim. If those mean and nasty G7 finance ministers and central bankers don't want to be conned into joining your self-serving photo ops, then they didn't ... |
Harper-Proofing Canadian Democracy: Accountability for Information
| There's been no lack of talk lately about Canada's federal access to information procedures, and the recommendations of the Standing Committee on Access to Information, Privacy and Ethics offer at ... |
Deep thought
| I'm shocked, shocked, to find out that the Con political hacks are suppressing requested information without any legal justification rather than leaving the decision with "arm's-length officials". |
On giveaways
| Speaking of Canada's international pariah status under the Cons, it's far too predictable that anybody who's worked to be excluded from the international community will end up making serious mistak... |
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