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Jim Flaherty’s Death Does Not Warrant the Hero Worship he Has Been Receiving
By ck, on April 13th, 2014
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I shouldn’t have to open this post with I’m sorry for Flaherty’s family’s loss. That is a given. In fact, I can empathize. I have lost people recently. I really hope Flaherty’s family finds the strength to continue with their lives. It’s one reason why I haven’t really spoken of it on Thursday
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Jim Flaherty’s Death Does Not Warrant the Hero Worship he Has Been Receiving
By ck, on March 29th, 2014
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Boys n girls, very recently, data from Stats Can and the Parliamentary Budget Office have been debunking the Harpercon propaganda regarding so-called “skills shortages”; sounding off on a supposed future “labour shortage”. It’s about time. Jason Kenney was recently skewered after going on Power Play with Don Martin, singing the praises of Kijiji.
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Jason Kenney Gets His Job Data From Kijiji — Myths Regarding Labour & Skills Shortages Debunked
By ck, on January 6th, 2013
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Boys ‘n’ girls, as of now, Employment Insurance will be next to impossible to receive, but, of course, not only are we all still obligated to contribute to the EI fund, but our preniums are going up. How is that fair?? Hey, Harpercon cheerleaders! Time to wake ‘n’ bake, how come you don’t
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Harpercon Cheerleaders! Why do you Demand more Accountability from First Nations and Unions but Not From Your own Government?
By ck, on September 20th, 2011
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Yes, boys ‘n’ girls, put this one under the file of if this weren’t so sad and dire for Canadians, it might actually be rip roaringly hilarious. Stevie Spiteful and Deficit Jimbo are actually going to pay the firm, Deloitte, 19.8 million smackers or 90,000$ per day until about March 31 to help
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Harpercons Pay Private Firm 90,000$ Per Day To, Well, Find Ways To Find Cuts
By Logan, on January 10th, 2011
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With the recent Cabinet shuffle, the Christmas break and a budget coming, it might be easy for us on the left to forget about some important messaging we should be using to attack the Conservatives, and more specifically, Jim Flaherty. I was listening to Power and Politics from last week and listened to
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Let’s Not Let Flaherty Off The Hook
By Jymn, on December 31st, 2010
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From the Catch 22 Harper Conservatives, this.
The Harperites saved their best kick in the gut for Canadians this year ‘till the last month of the year.
Finance Minister Jim Flaherty lied and stickhandled his way to another victory for the neo-Conservatives who run the country by undermining and betraying
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Nothing sacred after Harper-Flaherty attack on the CPP
By ck, on December 16th, 2010
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Indeed, he is entertaining the very idea of privatizing all that fun retirement stuff.
The plan would be administered by regulated private-sector institutions, according to the policy draft.
The focus on a new private-sector fund is only one of two options that a majority of the finance ministers agreed to when they last
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Deficit Jimbo Now Considers Privatizing Pensions — Another Harpercon Following the Worst Examples
By ck, on March 4th, 2010
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Ricky P is on CJAD live discussing the budget just handed down. CJAD morning show’s Andrew Carter will be talking to Jimbo Flaherty, hisself!
Like the the Throne speech last night, this budget has no surprises. Not even a poison pill…this time around.
I was kind of expecting Flaherty to bring back that
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New Budget–No Poison Pills–For Now
By ck, on February 24th, 2010
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Yes, it seems that the federal budget and particulars will bet ‘tweeted’. Here is the twitter account in question. Already boasts 367 followers. Tweets in real time will be complete with links to supporting documents and such.
“Our Government wants to reach out to inform Canadians of actions we are taking to support
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Now Social Media is Acceptable?
By ck, on February 8th, 2010
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I first saw this story over at the Jurist’s where they just cracked a joke at the expense of Adrian McNair’s lastest National Posties’ Column. Actually, after having read it, one can think of numerous jokes at its’ expense.
Basically, McNair goes off wondering how the G7 bankers can be so rude as
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Wanna Scare Away Some Europeans?
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