Ex-Sun TV host says Stephen Harper’s “got a problem.” It could be his attitude.

Published May 7, 2014

Conservatives are getting fed up with Stephen Harper’s attitude. That’s what conservative radio host Charles Adler and ex-Sun TV host said Tuesday on his Winnipeg-area radio show, when he went after Harper for picking “fights with public institutions.” Think Elections Canada, the Supreme Court of Canada, and Canada’s veterans. “He’s fighting a lot … You start fighting […]

10 reasons Rob Anders is Canada’s worst MP

Published April 14, 2014

Stephen Harper’s man, Rob Anders, had a rough weekend, losing his bid to be the Conservative Party’s candidate in the new riding of Calgary-Signal Hill. And unless his two well-placed endorsers, Harper and Conservative heavyweight Jason Kenney, use their clout to secure Anders a spot in another Calgary riding, the “chronically controversial” MP will be gone from the House of Commons […]

Conservative MP compares abortion battle to the struggle to end slavery

Published April 9, 2014

Anti-choice Conservative MP Stephen Woodworth is at it again, arguing zygotes are people too. On Thursday, Woodworth will try to a push for a vote in the House of Commons to “affirm that every Canadian law must be interpreted in a manner that recognizes in law the equal worth and dignity of everyone who is […]

“We can’t afford to have a soft conservative representing us”

Published March 14, 2014

The imminent retirement of MP Maurice Vellacott, a leader of the morality squad in the Conservative caucus, means there will be a hole to fill. And it looks like Randy Schiller of Weyburn, Saskatchewan may want to fill it. Conservative MP Ed Komarnicki has already announced, like Vellacott, that he won’t be running in the […]

Vic Toews a judge? Yup!

Published March 7, 2014

During Vic Toews’ tenure in Stephen Harper’s cabinet, he was always known for his black-and-white views. Toews, who moved from justice minister to president of the Treasury Board to public safety minister before he retired from electoral politics just last year, is now a judge. Seriously. He was named Friday to the Manitoba Court of Queen’s Bench. […]

You won’t believe what Jason Kenney said about family stability

Published February 28, 2014

Senior Conservative Minister Jason Kenney on Friday defended his party’s family income splitting promise, linking the policy that encourages women to stay at home is good for family stability. Kenney, the standard-bearer for social conservatism in Canada, made the comments at the Manning Networking Conference, a two-day gathering of the country’s conservative movement. “I was […]

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