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CalgaryGrit: Primary Debates

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Tuesday, November 15, 2011. In his Macleans.ca debut. My friend Jeff Jedras takes aim at the proposal. Liberals will be voting on in January to move to a US-style primary system to choose the party's next leader and nominate candidates. While I've already voiced my support. For this system, Jeff raises three valid critiques which I want to take the time to rebut - one logistical, one conceptual, and one on the decision-making process. Seventeen US states let Democrats vote in Republican primaries and vic...

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Results of the 2013 Blog Awards | Canadian Blog Awards

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Finalists and Winners 2007. Finalists and Winners 2008. Finalists and Winners 2009. Finalists and Winners 2010. Finalists and Winners 2011. Finalists and Winners 2012. Finalists and Winners 2013. Stay updated via RSS. Curated By Jonathan Kleiman - Business Lawyer. A Bay Street Lawyer. Results of the 2013 Blog Awards. Posted: February 23, 2014 by jkleiman. And now for the moment we’ve all been waiting for! And the award goes to…. Best Art, Crafts, Cooking and Other Creative Activities Blogs. 2nd: Nerissa’...

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CalgaryGrit: Liberal Leadership Straw Poll

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Thursday, February 02, 2012. Liberal Leadership Straw Poll. After looking at some of the people who might run for Liberal leader ( part 1. I figured it's worth puting the question to a completely unscientific vote. I've listed three questions below. The first asks who you think will run for Liberal leader - by all means, click on as many names as you think there will be candidates, and suggest others in the comments section. The second asks for candidates you'd consider supporting. From its next leader.

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CalgaryGrit: The Fall and Rise of Dalton McGuinty

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Friday, October 07, 2011. The Fall and Rise of Dalton McGuinty. If I told you a few months ago there would be a picture of Dalton McGuinty waving on newspaper front pages October 7th, you'd have assumed it would be on the Sun, directly below a "GOODBYE! After all, when the unofficial campaign kicked off this spring, McGuinty was 10. Points down. You couldn't turn on the TV without seeing a PC " Taxman. Commercial. Over a dozen MPPs saw the way the wind was blowing and decided against running. The Liberal...

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CalgaryGrit: What to expect in the Liberal leadership marathon

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Tuesday, June 21, 2011. What to expect in the Liberal leadership marathon. The best way to think about the Liberal leadership race is like those velodrome cycling races you see at the Olympics. The gun sounds and two cyclists crawl around the track, quietly jockeying for position and looking over their shoulder to see where the field sits. Then, out of the blue, one racer starts sprinting and everyone is forced to join in on the mad dash to the finish line. Rule 1: Don't look like you're running. In the ...

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daveberta.ca: tuition tinkering in alberta.

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Dave Cournoyer isn't some obscure fat frat boy with a sticky-up haircut." - Neil Waugh (Edmonton Sun). This blog has moved to a new address: daveberta.ca. Please update your RSS, bookmarks, and links to http:/ daveberta.ca. Wednesday, November 18, 2009. Tuition tinkering in alberta. Advanced Education Minister Doug Horner. Has said that he will accept and review requests from Alberta's Post-Secondary Institutions to increase their base tuition rates. Sent a letter to Minister Dave Hancock. Students are a...

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CalgaryGrit: The Third Way

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Wednesday, May 16, 2012. The latest Ipsos poll. Paints a rather dreary picture of Liberal fortunes, with what was once the natural governing party languishing more than 15 points behind both. The NDP and the Conservatives. Of course, the NDP are in their post-leadership honeymoon, the Liberals don't have a permanent leader, and a horse race poll when politics is the farthest thing from the electorate's mind won't tell you a lot. But I think we can safely assume the Liberals are. I agree with Rae's message.

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Volunteering | Vincent St. Pierre

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Vincent St. Pierre. Vincent St. Pierre. August 14, 2016. That one time Justin Trudeau read my blog…. November 17, 2015. AlbertaViews: “Kent Hehr takes on the seemingly impossible”. September 18, 2015. 04:25:29 AM September 04, 2016. Coolest. Mascot. Ever. #yycpride. 05:47:34 PM September 03, 2016. Vincent St. Pierre. Canadian Club of Calgary. University of Calgary Students’ Union. The participants role-play as diplomats representing a nation or NGO in a simulated session of a committee of the United Nati...

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CalgaryGrit: Alberta Votes 2008: The Ed-Files Election

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Monday, March 03, 2008. Alberta Votes 2008: The Ed-Files Election. It was the best of times, it was the worst of times. OK, it was just the worst of times. Once the dust settled, Ed Stelmach. Had won a mind-boggling 72 seats. Silencing his critics inside and outside the party. Here are the highlights of this blog's. Election coverage - a campaign which, despite the result, I. Had a good time blogging about. Week 1 in Review. Week 2 in Review. Week 3 in Review. Week 4 in Review. Where do we go from here?

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CalgaryGrit: (65% of) CANADA VOTES

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Monday, January 23, 2006. 65% of) CANADA VOTES. Feeling nostalgic for Paul Martin, "Soldiers in our Streets", and the ending of the Liberal dynasty? Well, grab a beer, get a big bowl of popcorn, and read some of my posts recapping the election that changed Canadian politics. Week 7. In Review. Weeks 4 and 5 Recap. Labels: 2006 Canadian Federal Election. Posted by calgarygrit at 7:48 PM. Very very nice. Great article. Thanks. Links to this post:. Follow me on Twitter. HARPER WINS - MARTIN RESIGNS. The Sag...