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I can count 4 Conservative scandals were the PMO office was involved Plus someone with a good head doesn't ignore evidence ala insite

You believe him? There is no way they couldn't have known with the security checks these guys go through I call B.S

And now they regret electing him Otherwise how do you explain them all voting Liberal?

Actually when the Libs were turfed I thought the future looked good with the new Conservative government who campaigned on transparency, I was pretty excited But that quickly changed

You do have a good point there Its too bad that the PCs picked someone as pathetic as Tim Hudak though the man came across almost as bad as Ford does in Toronto which is why they didn't win a single seat in Toronto

There are a lot of con bots on this website who refuse to look at the facts and make up their own I wonder if they are paid by the conservatives

It has been proven to work already, what we need is one in every big city..maybe more than one in really big cities

Watch Question Period, happens usually once a day...plus you read forums like this and cbc.ca and globe and mail and national post and it seems to be fairly common

He will be chased out of Ottawa before 4 years is up he will resign due to scandals

Why do conservatives think they can still mention the liberals sponsorship scandal when their party has governed the country for the last 5 years and now has a majority for 4 more? Add on to that they ran on transparency and accountability but in reality are just like the liberal party they killed... I just don't understand .. Every chance they get they talk about Liberal corruption yet when its their own party they are silent or try to bring up the liberals Quite pathetic if you ask me

The Libs paid the price, now is the time to move on to more relevant dirty, underhanded conservatives who ran on transparency after the ad scam

Nothing happens in the Harper government without Harper knowing!

What are Your favourite tv shows? I can't put anything above The Wire, has anyone seen The Wire? t'was incredible and yet no emmys ... what is up with that?! The Shield is also an incredible show as well as Breaking Bad love those shows equally Dexter is always entertaining and so were all 8 seasons of 24 Damages is a thriller! Six Feet Under was a journey which had the best closing scene of any show Prison Break, Smallville were very entertaing Am currently on the third season of Lost! Will always love Everwood Seen every season of Survivor! Everybody Loves Raymond is my favourite sitcom Big Bang Theory and Corner Gas amuse me as does Malcom In The Middle The OC had its moments as did One Tree Hill Lois & Clark The New Adventures Of Superman is entertaining as hell! Anyways, I own most of those series .. its good tv for the winter eh? Which shows do you all enjoy and do you have anything to add about the shows I listed? Yes, I watch a lot of tv ...but in my defense it is good TV won't catch me watching crap like Maury or Degrassi

can't blame you, I don't want any church or mosque near my house either, those freaks can stay as far away from me as possible

Knowing full well this guy was a crook and Harper still picked him as a top senior aide and here he is caught red handed disgusting, criminals hiring criminals = the new transparent conservative government of canada http://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/story/2011/10/11/pol-vp-weston-carson.html CBC News has learned that Prime Minister Stephen Harper's former senior adviser, Bruce Carson, charged thousands of dollars in personal expenses to the federally funded think-tank he headed for just over two years. Robert Turner, a prominent Edmonton lawyer and chairman of the Canada School of Energy and Environment's board of directors, says that in one month alone Carson charged almost $28,000 in personal expenses to the school's corporate credit card, which is supposed to be used only for business. In an exclusive interview with CBC News, Turner said the board has simply written off about $15,000 of taxpayers' money that Carson spent on personal travel and other expenses during his last month on the job. The school — a think-tank set up at the University of Calgary with a $15-million federal grant — withheld another $13,000 it owed Carson when he left under a cloud of controversy in March. Turner is the first prominent insider to reveal what went on behind the scenes when the Carson scandal engulfed Stephen Harper's government on the eve of this year's federal election. Carson is already under investigation for possible influence-peddling and illegal lobbying last year in a failed attempt to land federal contracts for a shady company employing his then girlfriend, a former escort. Once among Harper's most trusted advisers, Carson has a long history of personal money problems, including fraud convictions and personal bankruptcy. To read the rest of the article click on the link provided at the top of the page

http://www.huffingtonpost.ca/2011/10/11/quebec-safe-injection-sites_n_1005928.html QUEBEC - The Quebec government is giving the green light to new safe injection sites for addicts to shoot up under supervision. Health Minister Yves Bolduc says he supports the recent Supreme Court of Canada decision to keep the Insite safe injection clinic open in Vancouver. Bolduc says the ruling removed the last hurdle preventing Quebec from opening similar government-supported centres. The province is accepting proposals for safe injection sites — which could open their doors in the coming months in Montreal and Quebec City. Two organizations have already expressed interest in opening such clinics. In its decision, the Supreme Court ordered the Conservative government to abandon its effort to close Vancouver's Insite clinic. The high court also ruled that exemptions must be put in place to protect staff from prosecution for drug possession or trafficking.

Good for Quebec, this will ruin Harpers week http://www.montrealgazette.com/news/canada/Quebec+opens+door+safe+injection+sites/5535145/story.html MONTREAL — Quebec's health minister has opened the door to supervised-injection sites in the wake of September's Supreme Court ruling upholding the right of provinces to run such drug-treatment facilities. Yves Bolduc said Tuesday he met with representatives of the province's two proposed drug-injection clinics — one each in Montreal and Quebec City — and explained that local communities, health centres and police departments must be consulted and involved in setting up the centres.

counted 104 posts, but you are right, it definitely wasn't just you this seems to be a much discussed subject which i have no clue why, the court has spoken the evidence is there

at least I admit when I'm wrong, which is probably a lot you on the other hand go for 50 pages just sayin'

okay, I conceed defeat, where do I send you your winnings? is a dollar in Canadian Tire money good enough for you?

Because laws can be interpreted and skewed any way you want it to

guyser, I'd appreciate it if you wouldn't personally attack me by insinuating I am a child

I was never given allowance plus your argument doesn't hold A kid is not firstly employed by his mom to already clean his room

sure, I will take that bet, now go find a video of a canadian cop asking a canadian in canada to crap out drugs

I guess so , its the unions fault for fighting to keep lazy workers employed